This happened to me too. Running 64-bit Ubuntu Edgy with the latest generic kernel.
Is this a new feature? I mean suspending by pressing the key on the keyboard. Ive been using this key for locking my screen, since I hardly never turn off my computer. So the follow-up question would be: How can I disable this 'feature'? Im using ext3 and at the following boot, it finds massive errors and fsck starts fixing them. Took me almost 2 hrs last time. " * If I remove gnome-power-manager from my gnome session, that keeps the crescent-moon key from doing anything, and the suspend/hibernate options don't show up in the quite dialog. HOWEVER, bringing up the quit dialog starts gnome-power-manager if it's not already running. So the second time the quit dialog comes up, the suspend/hibernate options are there." ^ I guess this would be a temporary solution for me, but Id like a better, real solution for the problem. -- suspend corrupted my hard-disk (VERY BAD) https://launchpad.net/bugs/68490 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
