debian package for sleep to disk?
 

hello

i am in the process of setting up a new laptop, and am at the moment
searching without a success how to implement a hibernate
functionality....

there's surely a package in debian offering this, but i seem to hit the
wrong keywords.... so if someone could point me into the right
direction!

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debian package for sleep to disk?
 

On Nov 22, 2007 11:36 PM, Bruno Boettcher <bboett@bboett.dyndns.org> wrote:
> hello
>
> i am in the process of setting up a new laptop, and am at the moment
> searching without a success how to implement a hibernate
> functionality....
>
> there's surely a package in debian offering this, but i seem to hit the
> wrong keywords.... so if someone could point me into the right
> direction!

You might be looking for the hibernate[1] package. Once installed just
type hibernate-disk for it to work.

[1]http://packages.debian.org/etch/hibernate

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debian package for sleep to disk?
 

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hello

i am in the process of setting up a new laptop, and am at the moment
searching without a success how to implement a hibernate
functionality....

there's surely a package in debian offering this, but i seem to hit the
wrong keywords.... so if someone could point me into the right
direction!


apt-cache search sleep, gives:
acpitool - a small, convenient command-line ACPI client
hibernate - smartly puts your computer to sleep (suspend to RAM or disk)
sleepd - puts an inactive or low battery laptop to sleep

+ the packages: uswsusp, acpi-support, vbetool, ...

hth
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