[ltp] Reliable Suspend/Resume (Was:Filesystem choice?)

[D. Sen]

It seems to do both (suspend to disk as well as RAM) during suspend.

On resume, it resumes from RAM (unless the RAM has been powered down for 
some reason....in which case I guess it could resume from the disk but I 
have never had reason to test it).

DS

Richard wrote:
>>reliably. There has been *no* change in the software setup or BIOS. The
>>only change has been that I now use "redisafe" (set in the BIOS) when
>>suspending which takes slightly longer but if it means a reliable
>>resume/suspend cycle...its MORE than worth it.
> 
> 
> Just to clarify, isn't redisafe something to do with suspend to disk, as
> opposed to suspend to RAM? Can you explain what it does?
> 
> Richard
> 

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