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Am Mit, 2003-02-26 um 14.37 schrieb Gertjan: |
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> > > I use the gentoo-sources kernel on my ASUS L3400D laptop. I would like |
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> > > to get suspend to RAM working... When I execute "echo 3 > |
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> > > /proc/acpi/sleep" nothing happens. Sleep states 1 and 5 work |
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> > > perfectly. I would like to know |
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be careful! ACPI is typically not fully implemented in the available |
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hardware. so trying a sleep-state may cause your system to crash both |
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because of kernel or hardware problems! and it's _very_ difficult to |
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find out who's to blame! with my sony-vaio S3 causes the system to |
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freeze to death immediately .. to, the kernel seems to support the |
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function, since something happens ;) |
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anyway, acpi will most likely be "fully" implemented in the 2.6 kernel - |
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then you will have a real chance to find out, what your hardware is |
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capable of :) |
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M. |
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