[ltp] More problems with T42p, ACPI and hibernation

[Bret Comstock Waldow]

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On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 15:10, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> > Is there a "echo > /proc/suspend2/do_resume" somewhere in your boot
> > process, to trigger the resume?
>
>  	No, nor does /proc/suspend2 exist (and when this _did_ work,
> under Debian Unstable, that entry didn't exist either)

I was running Kubuntu Breezy on my T42 recently, and suspend to RAM and to=
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disk worked out of the box.  Web sites and messages I read about Breezy on=
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T42 explicitly said not to do anything - and in fact, it worked.

>
>  	Ubuntu is a mess.

Quite possibly - I didn't get into all of it, and I believe your hardware i=
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different than mine.

In case it's of help, though, my approach was to google and read the forums=
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find "the ubuntu way" to do things - it's based on Debian, but it is not=20
Debian.

I had suspend/hibernate, Sun Java JDK, Eclipse, accelerated ATI Radeon=20
drivers, VMware, 2200G wireless.  I didn't try everything, but I was largel=
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satisfied.

I'm using Gentoo again, as I want the hacker level controls so I can instal=
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some odd software, and get the putitave performance gains possible.

But that "ubuntu way" approach appeared to make a difference - it's not=20
Debian.

Regards,
Bret

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hell.
=2D Alan Wolfe

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