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waking doesn't work anymore. Additionally, even if I reboot the
machine, the problem still exists. The only way to allow it to work
again as a wake-from-suspend-device is to physically unplug the
USB-UIRT and replug it in. At that point, it will wake the system fine
(until a lirc enabled application is run, of course).

Since the problem persists across reboots, it seems to me that
something is corrupting the state of the device. I thought maybe lirc
was clearing out the wake codes by accident somehow, but that doesn't
seem to be the case. I found this nice utility from Kenny Root that
allows you to program the wake codes in linux without having to use
the windows utility:

http://the-b.org/wiki/Usb-uirt-config.pl

As long as lirc hasn't been run since connecting the USB-UIRT, I've
been able to use that utility to program a different button to wake
the device, and it will then successfully wake the system from suspend
with that button. However, once a lirc application has been used, and
the USB-UIRT apparently corrupted, even that utility will not make it
work.

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Ron