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> The kernel performs no explicit notification to userspace. With legacy 

For a PC ACPI using type device /proc/acpi/events which wakes acpid which
wakes gnome-power-manager which wakes half the universe

Do we need a better more generic version of the events files - maybe but
thats a rather different kettle of fish to suspend blockers.

Alan