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It seems Josef Karthauser wrote:
> p.s. are there any plans to fix power cycling of ide harddrives
> with an acpi suspend?  I can get my machine to suspend, but the power
> runs down because the hard drive is still spinning.

Hmm, on the laptops I have thats done automatically, but that seems
not to be the case always then, hmmm...

I did have a plan to detach all devices on suspend, and attach them
again on resume, but the upper layers dont like that...

I'll think a bit more about it...

-Søren