Version: pm-utils-1.1.0-7.fc9 This version of pm-utils introduced a patch that forces "shutdown" as the default method for hibernate, i.e. the hibernation sequence is echo shutdown >/sys/power/disk echo disk >/sys/power/state This breaks at least the rtc-cmos wakeup via /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm as according to the kernel developer David Brownell: "In the 'shutdown' callbacks, rtc-cmos currently disable alarms. That means if the /sys/power/disk file says 'shutdown' I'd expect wakeup not to work at all..." This is an annoying problem as the F9 kernel is now configured to use rtc-cmos and therefore the old /proc/acpi/alarm is no longer available as a working fallback solution like in F8. I'm probably not the only one who is trying to get automatic wakeup working again with his (MythTV) mediabox after updating it from F8 to F9... The Linux kernel PM maintainer Rafael J. Wysocki also mentioned in the discussion: "It's worse than that. 'shutdown' is known to break some systems and is only meant as a workaround in case 'platform' doesn't work." On my system I now added a file to /etc/pm/config.d with the line HIBERNATE_MODE="" and RTC wakeup from hibernation works perfectly again. Can you please remove the part that modifies pm-utils-XXX/pm/defaults from the patch?
Seems to be fixed at least in rawhide (pm-utils-1.2.4-2.fc11): # fgrep HIBERNATE_MODE /usr/lib64/pm-utils/defaults # HIBERNATE_MODE="shutdown" i.e. default is to use the default from kernel.
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