This bug was fixed in the package hdparm - 9.42-1ubuntu1
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hdparm (9.42-1ubuntu1) raring; urgency=low
* Merge from Debian unstable:
+ Adds support to the udev script for hdparm.conf stanzas that point at
a symlink of the device rather than the device itself. LP: #222458.
* Remaining changes:
+ debian/control:
- Add Breaks on old udev
- Do not depend on lsb-base (we no longer use init script)
+ debian/hpdarm.dirs:
- Drop unused /etc/udev/rules.d
+ debian/rules, debian/hdparm.udev-script:
- Install udev-script, drop init file stuff
+ debian/rules:
- Install a suspend.d symlink to also call the pm-utils hook on
resuming.
* Dropped changes, included in Debian:
+ debian/control:
- Add Homepage
- cdbs build-dependency bump
- Recommend powermgmt-base
+ debian/rules:
- Pass --priority=85 to dh_installudev
+ debian/hdparm.postinst, debian/rules: move udev rules to /lib/udev
+ Addition of debian/95hdparm-apm and debian/hdparm-functions
+ Add a new option to hdparm.conf, apm_battery, which is used in place of
apm when we detect that we're on battery power.
+ debian/hdparm.udev-script, debian/hdparm.init:
- only use the 'apm' setting when we're not on battery; when we are on
battery, apply the separate 'apm_battery' setting.
- Don't call hdparm -f for every drive
- don't call sync
+ debian/hdparm.install:
- Use hpdarm.udev instead of .rules
+ debian/hdparm.conf, debian/hdparm.conf.5: drop 'command_line' example
* Dropped changes:
- pm-utils Breaks/Replaces: Ubuntu-specific and no longer needed for
upgrades.
- adding lib/udev for our udev-script: dh_installudev takes care of this
for us.
- Remove broken symlink on upgrade: pre-lucid upgrades, no longer needed.
* Don't trigger the udev rule on sd[a-z]*; yes, this means we aren't
handling /dev/sdaa, but it also means we avoid spurious triggers on
/dev/sda{1,2,...}
hdparm (9.42-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release
* Allow udev rule to process large numbers of devices (closes: #675624)
* Changed hdparm-functions to allow links instead of devices in hdparm.conf.
* Taken from Ubuntu:
Set spindown policy back to -B128 instead of -B127. Too many drives
misbehave too badly with this setting, possibly leading to drive failure.
We should revisit this once we understand why people's drives are spinning
back *up* so frequently (closes: #684241)
hdparm (9.39-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version (closes: #602522, #631614, #639660)
* Added myself to uploaders
* Added Homepage field (closes: #533190, #545005)
* Changed linking stage to not strip binary, otherwise the debug package
would be empty
* Renamed XC-Package-Type to Package-Type
* No longer install idectl, that relies on options that were removed, and
ultrabayd, that relies on idectl (closes: #511283)
* Install UDEV rule to /lib/udev/rules.d (closes: #563762, #622568)
* Bumped build dependency on debhelper for correct udev handling.
* Install wiper.sh into its own subdirectory together with its README.txt
* Recommend powermgmt-base
* Thanks to Dmitry Smirnov <only...@member.fsf.org>:
+ Added description to init file
+ Updated watch file to fetch from sourceforge
+ Clean up old rules from /etc/udev in postinst
* Taken from Ubuntu:
+ pm-utils script 95-hdparm-apm:
- run hdparm on wakeup (closes: #468307)
- full integration with pm-utils (closes: #510676)
- adjust hard drive APM settings (closes: #664041)
+ /lib/hdparm/hdparm-functions:
- prepare to replace our init script eventually
- special handling for Firewire/USB (closes: #654873)
+ hdparm.init:
- only use the 'apm' setting when we're not on battery; when we are on
battery, apply the separate 'apm_battery' setting.
- Don't call hdparm -f for every drive; no clear rationale was ever given
for doing this, and doing so slows down hard drive access at boot time.
- also don't call sync... (closes: #546813)
* hdparm.conf.5
* hdparm.conf: added apm_battery, removed command_line example
* Bumped Standards-Version to 3.9.3, no changes needed
-- Steve Langasek <steve.langa...@ubuntu.com> Wed, 24 Oct 2012 21:41:35 -0700
** Changed in: hdparm (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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