Ok, then as I don't see this bug anymore, I won't be of much help
because I can't test solutions anymore. A newer kernel seemed to have
fixed it. But I can still suggest a few things.
Rick (ozstriker78) and others, you could try disabling the ACPI
monitoring like archie suggested in two steps :
1- Edit /etc/default/acpid and change monitoring modules to none :
MODULES="none"
instead of
MODULES="all"
Reboot and watch.
2- If the bug persists, try uninstallinig acpid (take note of other
metapackages that might be uninstalled in case you with to reinstall
them later). Reboot again and watch.
3- If the bug persists, then it's not acpid's fault : reinstall the
removed packages and change back monitoring to "all" as ACPI is very
useful in PC nowadays, especially laptops.
Please post your results, both positive and negative, here.
Ok, then as I don't see this bug anymore, I won't be of much help
because I can't test solutions anymore. A newer kernel seemed to have
fixed it. But I can still suggest a few things.
Rick (ozstriker78) and others, you could try disabling the ACPI
monitoring like archie suggested in two steps :
1- Edit /etc/default/acpid and change monitoring modules to none :
MODULES="none"
instead of
MODULES="all"
Reboot and watch.
2- If the bug persists, try uninstallinig acpid (take note of other
metapackages that might be uninstalled in case you with to reinstall
them later). Reboot again and watch.
3- If the bug persists, then it's not acpid's fault : reinstall the
removed packages and change back monitoring to "all" as ACPI is very
useful in PC nowadays, especially laptops.
Please post your results, both positive and negative, here.
- Charles