I'm using RH 7.3, kernel 2.4.18-26.7.x. But it seems not to suport full
hibernate:
from man apmd I got:
suspend [ system | user ]
Invoked when the APM driver reports that system
suspension has been initiated. The second parame
ter indicates whether the BIOS or a user action
(such as closing a laptop) initiated suspension.
The BIOS "suspend" mode aggressively conserves
power, and normally involves shutting off power to
all devices except the CPU core and memory, which
is kept in a very low power mode. Most laptops can
stay suspended, using battery power alone, for sev
eral days. ("Hibernation" is a kind of super-sus
pend, where all that state is written to disk and
the machine uses even less power bcause it can turn
off that CPU core, using no battery power at all.
here==> At this writing, Linux does not support hiberna
tion.) PCMCIA devices should be manually suspended
using cardctl(8), and some modular drivers may need
to be unloaded.
But this writing is from Jun 1999. So, now it may work. But how do I
invoke it from bash?
Joćo.
Em Sex, 2003-05-30 ąs 10:54, Ben Russo escreveu:
> Joćo Borsoi Soares wrote:
>
> >Is it possible to hibernate linux as in windows? It would be very nice
> >to have all my application back exactly as before shutdown.
> >
> >Joao.
> >
> >
> Yes, read about apmd
>
> -Ben.
>
>
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