Changelog
pm-utils (1.3.0~rc3-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release candidate:
- Add native suspend-hybrid method. It initially suspends the box, and
sets an alarm to wake up in 15 minutes. If the system is not resumed
before the alarm goes off, it will wake up and hibernate.
- pm-utils can now optionally profile the hooks as they run to see which
ones are taking an unusual amount of time. See README.debugging for
more information.
- pm-utils has its own quirk database that does not rely on HAL.
- Add --quirk-test parameter that bypasses the sanity checking imposed by
the quirk database handler for debugging: you can see what happens when
you post your video card in userspace while running a KMS driver.
* Drop 01-have-kms-nouveau.patch, applied upstream.
* debian/watch: Update to use /releases/ and catch release candidates, too.
* debian/rules: Do not install import-fdi-quirkdb, it's not a general user
tool but intended for packagers/distros.
* Add video-quirks/*: Current native video quirk database (from
pm-quirks-20091205.tar.gz). This might get merged into pm-utils proper,
and is easier to maintain here for now, in case the format changes again.
* debian/control: Drop hal recommends.
* Add 01-fix-DMI-attribute-matching.patch: canonicalize_dmivar() refused the
valid property "system.firmware.release_date" because of a missing '_' in
the character filter.
* Add 03-fix-usage-of-find_native.patch: 98-video-quirk-db-handler expects
find_native() to write the quirks to stdout, so actually do write them
there. This makes the native quirks work.
* Add 04-fix-alternatives-matching-in-native-quirks-DB.patch: The native
quirks DB separates alternatives with ';'. For regexp matching, turn
those into '|', so that they will actually match.
* Add 05-inspiron-8600-ati-quirk.patch: Fix suspend quirks for Dell Inspiron
8600 with an ATI card. Thanks Kees Cook!
* Add debian/pm-utils.preinst: Clean up last_known_working.quirkdb on
upgrades to this version, since previous 1.3 pre-releases did not
interpret the DB correctly.
-- Martin Pitt <email address hidden> Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:12:30 -0800
