On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 07:20:00PM +0200, Martin Pitt wrote:
> in Ubuntu 8.10 we added a patch to gnome-power-manager [1] to ignore
> power management related hotkey events which came in in quick
> succession; this caused effects like suspending immediately after
> resuming [2].
>
> I dropped the patch from the recent karmic upload of
> gnome-power-manager. It is unclear whether this is still an issue in
> the new world where we just read -evdev events instead of ACPI events
> from hal, is pretty hackish, and it potentially leads to dropping
> valid events. I discussed it with Richard Hughes, and he suggested to
> try without the patch, and that he doesn't like to adopt it.
I've been seeing spurious suspends immediately after resume over the past
week in Karmic.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 07:20:00PM +0200, Martin Pitt wrote: manager. It is unclear whether this is still an issue in
> in Ubuntu 8.10 we added a patch to gnome-power-manager [1] to ignore
> power management related hotkey events which came in in quick
> succession; this caused effects like suspending immediately after
> resuming [2].
>
> I dropped the patch from the recent karmic upload of
> gnome-power-
> the new world where we just read -evdev events instead of ACPI events
> from hal, is pretty hackish, and it potentially leads to dropping
> valid events. I discussed it with Richard Hughes, and he suggested to
> try without the patch, and that he doesn't like to adopt it.
I've been seeing spurious suspends immediately after resume over the past
week in Karmic.
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- mdz