Debian stable? If yes, notice that its kernel version is even older that that
of Trisquel. The problem *may* be solved in more recent versions (like that
of the last Ubuntu). That is why you may want to install the kernel of Debian
testing:
This is Debian Testing, AMD-64.
I'm currently using a 64-bit system, sadly.
I've just had the problem occur on Debian Testing (AMD-64), so it looks like
the problem is simply more prevalent on Trisquel, for some reason.
Annoyingly, there doesn't seem to be anything mentioned in the logs.
Take a look at the logs (as I write in my last message) if you want to
understand the problem... and our help!
However, the fact that Ubuntu 11.04 works flawlessly is good news: the next
Trisquel reusing its packages, you can expect it to work as well.
Since it is a hardware management
After using the same laptop for just under a decade, I have finally upgraded
to a shiny new machine: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/265219
However, it looks like Trisquel has a problem with ACPI. Although it works
just fine when plugged in, strange things happen when running on battery
