[Cooker] PCMCIA problem in suspend scripts?

[B Lauber]

I have configured my power button to initiate the /usr/sbin/pmsuspend script 
when pressed.  When this script is run, the system successfully suspends to 
disk and resumes; however, there appears to be something wrong with the 
cardmgr once the system is running again.  When I try to halt the system, 
everything runs fine until it gets to the "Shutting down PCMCIA" portion (or 
whatever the exact name is) -- at this point, the computer tries to restart 
my ethernet card instead of shutting down PCMCIA.  It will hang for about a 
minute until it realizes that PCMCIA isn't shutting down, and then the 
system forces a killall and shuts down.

If I force a suspend with "echo 4 > /proc/acpi/sleep" , then the cardmgr 
comes back just fine (although, other services are out, but that makes 
sense).  When I shut down the computer, the PCMCIA cards are shut off 
(instead of trying to activate my ethernet card) and the system goes down 
A-OK.

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