Hello, which services are responsible for hibernation?

Is this only kernel question?

Does drivers needs to support hibernation too?

Thanks!

D.

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I am thinking of upgrade packages responsible for hibernation from rawhide, in order to have hibernation on my Asus F3Sr working.

Thanks,

D.

On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 8:35 PM, David Hlá�ik <david@hlacik.eu> wrote:

Hello, which services are responsible for hibernation?

Is this only kernel question?


Does drivers needs to support hibernation too?

Thanks!

D.



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Any ACPI switches i can use for kernel as parameter during boot to make it work?

D.

2008/8/22 David Hlá�ik <david@hlacik.eu>

I am thinking of upgrade packages responsible for hibernation from rawhide, in order to have hibernation on my Asus F3Sr working.

Thanks,

D.


On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 8:35 PM, David Hlá�ik <david@hlacik.eu> wrote:

Hello, which services are responsible for hibernation?

Is this only kernel question?



Does drivers needs to support hibernation too?

Thanks!

D.





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On Fri, 2008-08-22 at 20:35 +0200, David Hlá�ik wrote:
> Does drivers needs to support hibernation too?

Yes. e.g. My laptop has a NVidia graphics chipset. If I use the nv
xorg driver, hibernation and suspending would fatally foul up while
trying to wake up. But, with the nvidia driver from Livna, both modes
work fine.

The hardware has to support going to sleep and waking up again, which
will mean the software driving it must, too.

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