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Description of problem: I installed powertop to reduce power consumption and let my laptop go into standby mode. After waking up the password input dialogue of GDM reacts very slowly to each keyboard input. After login the delay is still there(about one second per key press). The temporary bugfix is opening a console window and running powertop. After it starts the keyboard reacts normally as usual. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): PowerTOP 1.98 beta 1 Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install powertop 2. Run powertop as root from console(no need to change settings) 3. Close powertop 4. Go into standby 5. Wake computer up 6. Suffer from big delay on input Actual results: Keyboard input slowed down. About 1 second delay per key press. Expected results: No slowdown.
I observed additional behavior which might lead to the fix: If I do not use powertop after the slowdown and immediately go again into stand-by the error ceases. After I wake it up everything works again without running powertop again.
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