@Peter: OK, thanks for the "archive" data--found it. I believe I have the "radeon.agpmode" part of it in my Yaboot.conf . . . but, the "ro resume" aspect I haven't heard of, until now. The "sda4" is to designate the "home/ext4" partition?? that would be the partition that would "resume" after hibernation? ***Possibly*** the Powermac, which right now doesn't need a Yaboot.conf file, could "hibernate"? according to the old email with Israel it seemed like in 12.04 it "passed" the hibernation test, but not the "suspend" test. In my iBook I have a Yaboot.conf file and could be easy to add the "ro resume xxxx" stuff for testing of Lubuntu 16 PPC performance . . . .
" My yaboot.conf have parameters video=ofonly radeon.agpmode=-1 ro resume=/dev/sda4 and i'm running it fine." Happy to answer questions . . . if they are "relevant" . . . but, the question "Do you ever have Linux?" is not clear in English. I have had numerous installs of linux in a number of different computers; 3 of them PPC, and 1 Intel Apple . . . . > Hello Fritz, > According to your deleted email, each of this email have appended > signature of this mailing list. So, simply click on link which is on line > 'Modify settings or unsubscribe at', locate second link 'Lubuntu-users > Archives' and click on it. You will see simple table. Click on March 2016, > view by date and fourth email sent by me will have that parameters which > can enable hibernation and correct initialization of video adapter in Apple > PPC machines. Once done, and you want to fix that, come to me and confirm > if you are booting computer using your favorite grub or yaboot which is > standard on PPC architecture. But you will need to provide also output of > some commands which I had not seen from you even you was asked several > times. Do you ever have Linux? > > Peter. > >
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