I've got the exact same problems on my Thinkpad T61p as Craig.
It's fairly reproducible for me. Every time I plug or unplug the power cord I get the following message in syslog:
> acpid: client has disconnected
and gnome-power-manager becomes unresponsive. This also results in not being able to shutdown/suspend/hibernate from gdm and not being able to control the brightness of my laptop display from GDM (but works with function keys).
Sometimes even stranger things happen, like at this very time of writing, I get a second (identical) battery in Gnome Power Manger...
In Hardy I wasn't experiencing these problems.
Don't know to what extent this is related to the original bug report (I can make a new bug report if needed).
I've got the exact same problems on my Thinkpad T61p as Craig.
It's fairly reproducible for me. Every time I plug or unplug the power cord I get the following message in syslog: suspend/ hibernate from gdm and not being able to control the brightness of my laptop display from GDM (but works with function keys).
> acpid: client has disconnected
and gnome-power-manager becomes unresponsive. This also results in not being able to shutdown/
Sometimes even stranger things happen, like at this very time of writing, I get a second (identical) battery in Gnome Power Manger...
In Hardy I wasn't experiencing these problems.
Don't know to what extent this is related to the original bug report (I can make a new bug report if needed).