@Fritz,
sometimes a kernel parameter can help with this issue... but again with
PPC you never know.... maybe someone else here knows for sure??
I have had a PPC that did suspend and wake, but not every release has
worked for this... i am not sure if my Precise iBook (running precise
that is, as the sound issue was not resolved in Xenial... and I don't
have time to mess around with it much.)
On 05/06/2016 04:18 PM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
Gents: Thanks for the replies, I've bounced back over to OSX side (so
I can have "sleep") . . . I'll test this out some time tomorrow when
I'm back in linux world . . . . I'll let you know.
Not holding my breath, perhaps I shouldn't even be thinking about this
for the "PPC" aspect . . . it just would be the determining factor to
being able to use linux more regularly, as my computer use is
periodical throughout the day, etc and sleep/suspend is "necessary"
to do that.
@Israel: appreciate the, "This might suspend yr computer, but no
guarantee it will wake" . . . indeed that is more or less what is
happening--need the power button to get out of it, etc.
F
On Fri, May 6, 2016 at 1:22 PM, Simon Quigley <tsimo...@ubuntu.com
<mailto:tsimo...@ubuntu.com>> wrote:
Greetings,
I usually suspend by running:
sudo pm-suspend
But my guess is that it belongs to package that allows me to do
that. No guarantees it will work on your system.
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