Matthew Garrett wrote:
> 1) Dealing with network interfaces and the like sensibly - at the
> moment, this will often require unloading and reloading modules pre/post
> suspend
Yup. The hibernate package helps with this and can do quite a bit
automatically by way of a "blacklisted modules" mechan
Cameron Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What kind of userland support do you see as being missing? I use the
> hibernate package for ACPI sleep and it works pretty well. Most of
> the problems that I've seen with ACPI have been kernel or BIOS issues
> (e.g. the screen not being switched on
Matthew Garrett wrote:
> > So the questions goes: is this a shortcoming with the HP not being
> > properly supported with acpi, am I missing some command like "apm"
> > which is able to do what I want or is this simply acpi not really
> > having caught up with apm yet?
>
> acpi requires a fairly
Christian Lynbech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So the questions goes: is this a shortcoming with the HP not being
> properly supported with acpi, am I missing some command like "apm"
> which is able to do what I want or is this simply acpi not really
> having caught up with apm yet?
acpi requires
I have an HP Compaq NC6000 laptop and I have some problems getting it
to suspend. I am running the stock Debian 2.6.9 kernel (in the 686
variant, currently not sure whether it is version 1 or 2).
If I run apm (setting kernel parameters acpi=off and apm=on, loads the
apm module and starts apmd) I c
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