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It may not be possible to fix a buggy driver by fiddling with a buggy driver. The problem may be the driver itself. A kernel upgrade might help or might not, but would be rather drastic.

It's...

I've heard that the early Pavilion BIOS's could be buggy. Have you got the latest BIOS?

Is there anything in the BIOS such as "allow the O/S to turn off this device"? If so, disallow that to...

Did you restart the network service? The driver doesn't do everything by itself.

Try this -- unload the driver before you suspend.

Probably not.

Suspend in linux tends to work badly with buggy drivers.

What modules are loaded to deal with this adapter? You may need to rmmod them, modprobe them, and restart the service for that network device.

It may be simply buggy, however. Realtek is at...

dd if=/dev/sda of=/mnt/USBDrive/dd/partition-restore bs=1 count=2047 will give you 2047 bytes, not blocks, because you have set the block size to 1. Use bs=512, or just leave out bs entirely, since...

That's incorrect, cylinders and sectors haven't mattered since 1996. The computer just asks for block 6, block 123485701, or whatever, and the hard drive handles all the rest.

What do you mean by...

I looked at your post and made a judgement call -- you had only four posts under your belt and didn't use code tags, so I assumed you didn't know how. Our form-letter for that includes detailed...

for fs in $f{1..12}
do
mkdir /mnt/$vgname/$fs
mount /dev/mapper/${vgname}-${fs}
done

However, I would consider using an array instead of f1 .. f12 variables as you are not limited to...