Hi Bart, I've been doing some more experimenting this evening!
I removed acpi-support and acpi-support-base completely (even removing /etc/acpi and the something /var directory). To my astonishment, although I lost LTM functionality completely and some function of the bespoke Thinkpad keys, suspending, hibernating, and resuming, all worked correctly! After playing with pm-utils it's clear that my machine is using that package to manage suspending and resuming. I apologise for that, I really thought acpi-support was managing it all. I've been doing some further reading on the whole Debian/Ubuntu ACPI framework, and reading #451380, it is fairly clear that things are changing and it isn't necessarily clear in what direction things will end up :D To this end, I think this bug report isn't really valid, as I can't expect acpi-support to manage LTM settings for my hard disk, when resuming from a pm-utils based suspend or hibernate! What I will hope for the future is that pm-utils will take on more responsibility/control of the ACPI framework, and will lodge a bug report with them in the future if it is necessary and appropriate to do so. -- Regards, Sheridan Hutchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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