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Subject: Re: USB not processing APM suspend event properly?
To: jdthood@mail.com (Thomas Hood)
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 22:41:33 +0000 (GMT)
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In-Reply-To: <1008195310.1126.17.camel@thanatos> from "Thomas Hood" at Dec 12, 2001 05:15:10 PM
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> my USB mouse, but then tried (twice) to reconnect it again
> while the apm driver was still processing the suspend.  The
> attempts to reconnect failed.  I presume there is something
> wrong with this picture.  Does this indicate a bug in
> USB power management?

More it indicates a bug in the APM code. Have a look at Russell King's
patches which actually issue the APM and user mode events in the right
order. There is a USB problem there too, but the USB problem can't be fixed
sanely until the APM order is fixed
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