The problem with your disk being marked read-only is probably related to pm-powersave invoking hdparm (via /usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/95hdparm-apm).
If you boot with the 'nohdparm' option, does this solve the problem?
The acpi-support part of this bug is straightforward - we should not be calling 'invoke-rc.d acpi-support start' in the package postinst, the init script is only meant to be used for setting the initial power management policy at boot time.
The problem with your disk being marked read-only is probably related to pm-powersave invoking hdparm (via /usr/lib/ pm-utils/ power.d/ 95hdparm- apm).
If you boot with the 'nohdparm' option, does this solve the problem?
The acpi-support part of this bug is straightforward - we should not be calling 'invoke-rc.d acpi-support start' in the package postinst, the init script is only meant to be used for setting the initial power management policy at boot time.