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Subject:  FIXED: Premature wakeup (TP600/FBSD3.4/PAO3)
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From: wietse@porcupine.org (Wietse Venema)
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Thinkpad 600 + FreeBSD 3.4-RELEASE + generic PAO3 kernel.

> I wrote:
> > There is still one problem: after zzz or closing the lid, the
> > machine wakes up a few seconds after it suspends, even when it was
> > turned on from battery power. 
> 
> Update: the premature wakeup happens only when a pc card is present. 

Here's a fix, in case someone experiences the same problem.

1. Run apmd (set apmd=YES in /etc/rc.conf).

2. Add to the middle of /etc/rc.suspend the moral equivalent of:

    /usr/sbin/pccardc power 0 0 
    /usr/sbin/pccardc power 1 0 

3. Add to the middle of /etc/rc.resume the moral equivalent of:

    /usr/sbin/pccardc power 0 1
    /usr/sbin/pccardc power 1 1

Hopefully there is a command that can find out what slots exist,
so that the above can be made more generic.

Perhaps adding such commands to /etc/rc.{suspend,resume} is a
worthwhile suggestion for future releases.  These commands can
avoid unnecessary confusion with future users.

	Wietse


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