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Description of problem: In fc5t2, when the lid of my x40 was closed, the machine would get put to sleep (equivalent of echo 'mem' > /sys/power/state ). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC5T3 How reproducible: Every Time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install FC5T3 2. Close lid (no beep) 3. Put laptop in bag 4. Wait 30 minutes. 5. And look, a freshly cooked laptop :( Actual results: Expected results: Machine to beep. Machine to sleep No cooked laptop. Additional info: IBM x40 laptop. Worked fantastically in FC5T2. I am available to run test kernels if required.
Acpid never had a script for that, the only one that we ship and is currently active is the one for the power off button which does a shutdown -h now. So my guess is that this is a new kernel bug. Could you try an older kernel (the one from FC5T2) and see if you get the same problem then? Thanks, Read ya, Phil
Ok, installed FC5T2 kernel: Linux localhost.localdomain 2.6.15-1.1826.2.10_FC5 #1 Wed Jan 11 18:12:42 EST 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux Still behaves the same way, I've noticed that my x40 also no longer "beeps" when I insert my power cable. I find this a little odd. The gnome battery applet seems to reflect the current state though.
Ok, FC5 final, seems to suspend ok. Sleep ok.. Got a different "sleep" style bug now. It seems that X11 applications dont seem to redraw properly after sleep. Have to reboot to fix it. Going to lodge a new bug as this seems to be fixed.
System beeps now.. dont know why. Looks like someone beat me to filing the bug: See 184096
Assuming this bug has been fixed with FC5 final (from the comments) i'm closing this with currentrelease. Please reopen if this isn't the case (not relating to the new bug you saw with X11, but thats not an acpid problem). Read ya, Phil