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George Hartzell writes:
 > [...]
 > I just noticed that if I lightly pop the power button after a "failed"
 > resume, I get a lot of disk activity and on the next boot the disks
 > are clean.  Looks like it's doing the S5 thing (more or less) but
 > doesn't actually poweroff (which it does normally).
 > [...]

A bit more data:

Actually, seems like the keyboard works too.  At least I can blindly
type "shutdown -p now" and get what sounds like shutdown activity and
a clean fsck the next time around....

g.