On 13/11/10 06:51 AM, Axel Beckert wrote: > So please revert that change back so that eeepc-acpi-scripts handles the > suspend itself again. The current situation is unusable and you just > dropped a very well working feature of eeepc-acpi-scripts. Will > downgrade eeepc-acpi-scripts to 1.1.10 for now.
It's unlikely we will do this. We took a critical look at all of the various things eeepc-acpi-scripts was handling and had to decide where we overlapped (and what's worse, conflicted*) with more standard ways of doing things to cut the custom code from eeepc-acpi-scripts and use the standard approach instead. If acpi-support alone doesn't work for you with the Squeeze kernel, then this bug probably belongs on acpi-support instead. I took a quick look at acpi-support and note that is configurable, so that you might implement a workaround. You just need to disable ACPI_SLEEP in /etc/default/acpi-support. You could have your WM bind some action (e.g. sudo pm-suspend --quirk-s3-bios) to the XF86Sleep key, perhaps. Or you could use gnome-power-manager or something similar. Ben * A conflict with acpi-support meant not just that you would have to remove acpi-support, but actually *purge* it to avoid residual configs causing problems. This means it's impossible to have a general purpose system image that "just works" with all kinds of hardware, including Eee PCs. _______________________________________________ Debian-eeepc-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debian-eeepc-devel
