[ltp] radeonfb sleep patch for kernel 2.6.15
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linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Wed, 21 Jun 2006 11:56:28 -0500
On Tuesday 20 June 2006 1:41 am, Stefan Schmidt stefan-at-sostec.de |
> A more geeric way would be to suspend to both, ram and disk. If your
> laptop runs out of ower during suspend to ram you can still resume
> from disk.
>
> The new userspace suspend stuff from 2.6.17 should do exactly this.
> I've no time to try this at the moment. Sorry.
>
> http://suspend.sourceforge.net/intro.shtml
>
> regards
> Stefan Schmidt
I just wanted to point out for anyone that's following that the hibernation
script for Suspend2 does support this "suspend to both" notion -- in case
one finds mu-suspend not mature enough (or lacking in other features).
Still, though, I'm concerned about this idea of running the battery out of
power while S3 sleeping I know I've done this inadvertently with my computer
when it wasn't sleeping... just ran the laptop until the battery just gave
up. When I turned on the laptop, it took a little while for it to start
charging again, and I was frankly a bit scared that I needed to buy another
battery. The battery did eventually start charging again, but I think I
might have over-stressed it and reduced it's lifetime. Any thoughts on this?
If it is possible to drain a battery too far, would a ACPI S3 sleep quit in
time to not cause any damage? Maybe this is a candidate question for the
acpi4linux mailing list.
- Sukant