In case anyone cares, my initial testing using this method has been very successful so far, both shutdown/restart and suspend/resume are working as I expect. Would be possible to have Canonical officially embrace and include this script in the Ubuntu base packaging and close out this issue once and for all? In the interest of having a Linux deliverable that "just works" right out of the box it seems like this would be a strategic move to me. There's a little bad press further up stream here that I'd like to see turned around. In my opinion this is by far the best release of Ubuntu yet (I've used Intrepid since the Beta and have updated but never actually re-installed with the official version), and now it is 100% complete for me. Thanks for turning me on to this script, and thanks for an awesome Linux environment! --Gary
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