I traced now the problem down: there seems no dependency to another problem
telling that an application asks for prepending the resume.
Hot-Fix: if you still like to keep your system gnome and like to use the
integration with gnome-power-manager:
killall -TERM gnome-power-manager; gnome-power-manager &
gnome-power-manager needs to be fixed.
It seems not to store the situation in any file. If it resist to accept the
resume because it thinks it would be wrong (which was'nt, in my case), then the
restart of the program helps. The new proces knows anything about the decisions
of his ancestors.
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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Notebook does not suspend - not a kernel- but a design problem
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372324
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