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On Wednesday 29 June 2005 21:33, Ward Poelmans wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> I've got my laptop for some time now ( a Dell Inspiron 8600 ) |
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> and i want to try hibernation support. I've already discovered |
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> the hibernation-script and swsusp2. I've have a vanilla kernel |
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> that works with swsusp2 but that's only S5 and i would like to |
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> get S3 en S4 also to work. What do i need to use for that ? |
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> Have you got any experience, advice, hints how to get this to |
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> work ? |
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> Thanks |
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> Ward |
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Hi ! |
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I´ve got the same machine. S3 and S4 work here. forget swsusp2. it only makes |
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things complicated. use the swsusp which is already in the standard kernel. |
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On my machine both S3 and S4 work pretty much out of the box. Only |
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configuration is editing the config files hibernate.conf and ram.conf |
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in /etc/hibernate. |
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Only thing I had to change there is the vbetool option (vbetool on) to get my |
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Video card (ATI 9600) reactivated after suspending. You might have to try |
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different settings in that section. And figure out if there are any modules |
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which need to be unloaded/reloaded. In my case its ndiswrapper and the USB |
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Stuff. |
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And of course don´t forget to emerge vbetool. |
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greets |
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benny |
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