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Ignas Anikevicius writes: |
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> On 18/05/12 20:59, Alex Schuster wrote: |
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> > Suspend to ram (using the hibernate-ram command from |
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> > sys-power/hibernate-script) seems to work better. |
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> What about pm-utils? Does it work better or worse than hibernate-script. |
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> I had 0 problems with it during entire usage of linux, whereas with the |
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> hibernate script package I had some issues... |
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I thought hibernate-ram and pm-suspend do the same... anyway, in my case |
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the ISDN stuff gets borked with either method. Too bad. Maybe I have to |
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switch to mISDN, as I cannot make the fcpci driver work to make outgoing |
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ISDN PPP connections. At the moment, I have to use another PC for that, |
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which still runs the old udev. |
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Or I can try another ISDN card I have (Cologne Chip Designs GmbH ISDN |
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network controller [HFC-PCI]), maybe I have more luck with this. |
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> And yes, I am usually suspending to ram, but I was just thinking about |
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> possibilities to make my computer boot faster in the cases I really need |
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> to do a restart. :) |
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Opening all my LUKS partitions takes so long anyway, I do not care much |
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about gaining a few seconds :) |
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Wonko |
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