Tested several times and it only happened once that the file
/etc/network/interfaces was changed. However sometimes coming back from
hibernate and sleep the NetworkManager has kind of problems.

However, I think these problems might be related to the NetworkManager
and not to Hibernate/sleep.

And, all the network devices work properly when coming back to the
session. I simply use the Network Menu to configure my wireless device.

So for me I am happy that Sleep and Hibernate are working(until now all
the time). Except the first time, maybe one has to reboot after
upgrading acpi-support?(As Korny reported a failure for his first try
too)

So I repeat what I have done to get it working:
-upgrade to acpi-support 0.85
- edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and add resume=/dev/sda4 as a bootparameter.

/dev/sda4 should be your swap partition.

Thanks to all who helped (me) get this to work properly:)

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ThinkPad X60 cannot Resume from Suspend
https://launchpad.net/bugs/35174

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