[Pkg-acpi-devel] Bug#507031: Bug#507031: no resume after suspend

[Michael Meskes]

> I restarted acpid. No difference when suspend-resume is concerned. Works
> perfectly. Something else is involved. I looked at the changes text in the
> -16 update and found that the changes might have being broader than you had
> said.

There are more changes, sure, but they cannot have any influence on this, at
least I cannot imagine how. Let's see:

* Reword hints in /etc/default/acpid; suggested by Julien Blache.

Just a comment.

* Drop bogus space in modules.dep causing modules without dependencies to
  not be loaded for MODULES="all".

Makes it load more modules rather than less.

* Check for read permissions on the defaults file before attempting to
  source it.

If the read permission wasn't there before, you have gotten an error message.

* Don't load any module (MODULES default to empty string) when the default
  file doesn't exist or doesn't specify MODULES.

MODULES was set in -15 and in your -16 test.

* Ignore the result of load_modules.

Otherwise it would error out.

* Unset MODPROBE_OPTIONS to work around a bug in initramfs which leaks this
  env var Launchpad #291619 and a bug in modprobe --all --quiet which
  doesn't load all modules and exits with non-zero exit status
  Debian.org #504088; thanks Derrick Karpo and Julien Blache;
  closes: #502704.

Again, a possibility to load more modules than in -15.

* Make sure there is no link created in runlevel 0 and 6 to stop acpid.

Just executed when acpid is stopped.

* Remove old links in runlevel 0 and 6, closes: #502613.

Only relevant when changing runlevels.

* Comment out MODULES setting in default file, so no module is loaded per
  default.

That's what we tested.

This looks strange to me.

Michael

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