This bug was fixed in the package laptop-mode-tools - 1.57-1ubuntu1
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laptop-mode-tools (1.57-1ubuntu1) natty; urgency=low
* Merge with Debian unstable. Remaining Ubuntu changes:
- debian/rules: Do not ship acpi/apm scripts (we handle that ourselves)
* Drop previous Ubuntu changes for /etc/default/laptop-mode. We don't
install this package by default any more for a long time, so if people
install it manually they presumably want to install it. 1.53 added its own
global enable/disable switch, so this is obsolete, too.
* This version removes the file conflict with pm-utils. (LP: #638307)
laptop-mode-tools (1.57-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New Upstream Release
+ Pass calling application's arguments to the main function. Thanks to
Radek for the report and the patch
+ Use governor policy from the config file. Thanks to Michael Orlov for
the report.
+ Enable ENABLE_AUTO_MODULES by default. When a user installs the package,
the first immediate expectation is to see some changes
+ USB suspend interface has changed with kernels 2.6.35 and above.
(Closes: #589000)
+ Add support for Linux Runtime Power Management (Closes: #592661)
+ On many other distributions, wireless-tools packages is still old and
does not return proper exit status on failures. Thanks to Luca Landolfi
for the patch.
+ Add support to blacklist USB Devices by types. Thanks to Simon Que for
the patch
+ Re-initialize dev_path before the next iteration. Thanks to Faustus for
the bug report and the patch (LP: #662924)
+ ENABLE_LAPTOP_MODE_TOOLS was ignore because of wrong check. Thanks to
Matus Harvan for reporting this. (Closes: #602278)
+ Add support to invoke laptop-mode-tools with hotplug events. This
currently only has support for the usb-autosuspend module.
Thanks to Simon Que for the patch
+ Add locking support using flock. (Closes: #566613)
+ Add 99-laptop-mode.rules to trap multiple kernel events
* Drop pm-utils from recommends since it conflicts with us (Closes: #614024)
* Bump Standards Version to 3.9.1 (No changes required)
laptop-mode-tools (1.55-1) unstable; urgency=low
* Change address to my official Debian address
* New Upstream Release
+ On Intel HD Audio, revert power saving changes when switching back to AC.
Thanks to Christoph Langguth for the report and the patch
+ Install the pm-utils hook as 01laptop-mode to ensure proper execution in
reverse ordering
+ Add wireless-power module, for generic non-Intel wireless interfaces that
support the iwconfig "power" option.
+ Fixed upgrade path for configurations which didn't have the LM/NOLM
options in the Intel SATA Power Management module config.
+ Add flush-* to ignored programs for lm-profiler, because it is the
successor to pdflush.
+ Fix WoL regression introduced by DISABLE_ETHERNET_ON_BATTERY. Thanks
to Matthias Dienstbier for the report and the patch
+ Update comments in wireless-iwl-power.conf. (Debian BTS: #580730)
+ Check for old hook in pm-utils and remove it
+ Update manpage for all missing modules and options.
* Switch source format to 3.0 (quilt)
laptop-mode-tools (1.54-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New Upstream Release
+ Add new exec-commands module
+ Fix wireless-iwl module activation
+ Add generic interface for ignore_nice_load
+ Document cpufreq frequency scaling behavior for older P4 processors
+ Add support for bluetooth on IBM Thinkpads using the thinkpad_acpi driver
+ Don't spam syslog if VERBOSE_OUTPUT is not enabled (Closes: #567766)
* Add ${misc:Depends} to make it lintian clean
* Update Standards Version to 3.8.4 (No changes required)
laptop-mode-tools (1.53-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New Upstream Release
+ Add global enable/disable switch for laptop-mode-tools
+ Add scheduler power saving module for SMT processors. Thanks to John
Reilly.
+ Add a new "Auto Modules" mode which enables all modules whitelisted as
auto with a single configuration setting, ENABLE_AUTO_MODULES.
+ Add LM/NOLM option for Intel SATA Power Management
+ Do a check before trying to write to the SuperHE Control File
-- Martin PittFri, 18 Mar 2011 17:40:32 +0100
** Changed in: laptop-mode-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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ethernet module has a control flow bug
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