Bug#752266: systemd: laptop powers down on resume when suspended via power/suspend button

[Michael Biebl]

reassign 752266 acpi-support-base
forcemerge 738696 752266
thanks

Am 22.06.2014 21:45, schrieb Brainslug:
> Hi Michael,
> 
> 	thanks for the quick reply. Indeed, the acpi-support-base package was
> installed and after removing it the system seems to be behaving
> normally, i.e. it properly resumes when suspended via power button. Thanks!

Ok, thanks for testing. Re-assigning to acpi-support-base and merging
with the existing bug report.
This issue has been fixed in the acpi-support-base package in unstable
and should reach testing in a few day.

> I don't know much (yet) about systemd, just switched over a few days
> ago, but now I'm wondering if it makes sense to uninstall all the acpi
> stuff - is all of acpi's functionality now being handled by systemd, or
> is there a good reason to keep acpi(d) installed on my system? And
> related to this question, what about laptop-mode-tools?

If you simply want to handle the power events like lid switch etc and
suspend, poweroff or hibernate, you don't need acpi-support-base and you
can safely uninstall it.

As for laptop-mode-tools, I generally don't bother installing that
package on my laptop.


> Is there any good debian documentation of systemd that answers some of
> the basic questions for users?

There is a *lot* of documentation. It's hard to say what you are
interested in. You might have a look at
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/
and start with the "The systemd for Administrators Blog Series".
This is also very useful for regular users.



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