Sheridan Hutchinson wrote:
Bart Samwel wrote:
Hi Sheridan,
Thanks for reporting! Could you check the following: * After
resuming, does it work again after you run (as root) "invoke-rc.d
laptop-mode restart"? * What suspend/resume software are you using?
acpi-support, pm-utils, hibernate, ...?
Firstly, running the invoke command after a resume solves this problem
completely! I'm presuming that it is supposed to re-run automatically?
I don't have the hibernate package installed, however I do have pm-utils
and acpi-support installed. ACPI-support handles all my power
management with pm-utils being ignored by me (it's present merely to
satisfy dependencies).
But it might be the case that pm-utils is secretly handling your suspend
needs. I haven't quite figured out what the status of that is, and how
that works. Perhaps you could try putting a script "S99laptop-mode" in
/etc/pm/sleep.d with the following contents:
#! /bin/sh
if [ "$1" = "thaw" -o "$1" = "resume" ] ; then
invoke-rc.d laptop-mode restart
fi
If pm-utils is secretly handling suspend on your system, this should do
the trick. (Make sure the script is marked executable -- I don't know if
it needs this but better safe than sorry.) Please let me know the results!
Cheers,
Bart
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