[ltp] More problems with T42p, ACPI and hibernation

[David A. Desrosiers]

 	Since Ubuntu decided to ship non-working scripts with their 
acpi-support and acpi packages, I'm about to take on the task of 
writing my event handlers from scratch for bluetooth, suspend to 
ram/disk, and so on.

 	I just tried the latest hibernate script from suspend2.net 
with my 2.6.13 kernel (later kernels do not work on the T42p, if I 
want madwifi and ibm_acpi to be functional).

 	The hibernate script appeared to try to suspend to disk, but 
did a silent shut down the computer instead. When I booted back up, it 
was a completely clean boot, including launching me back into gdm 
again without saving any state information. My kernel line 
specifically points to my swap partition for suspending, so I know 
that part is correct.

 	Can someone point me to an actual resource where _working_ 
acpi event handlers can be found for Thinkpads? ThinkWiki doesn't seem 
to have much on this set of configuration components, and Google 
returned a lot of people hacking around with Gentoo/acpi scripts, but 
nothing specific to Debian or my T42 laptop at all.

 	I'd rather not have to do this from scratch, if there's 
already canned scripts out there that does it for me. Thanks.


David A. Desrosiers
desrod@gnu-designs.com
http://gnu-designs.com