Does anyone know how to make acpi suspend and resume my laptop? I have a Clevo 5800P. The BIOS configuration doesn't let me configure any of this stuff (a Phoenix BIOS).
If I compile the kernel with APM and not ACPI, then apm -s does suspend the box, but there's no way to wake it up again. If I compile the kernel with ACPI support, then /proc/acpi/events contains button push events. but I don't know how to turn that into proper suspend and resume operations. I have acpid installed; and have attempted to use the software-suspend function in the latest kernel, but writing the 512M of memory to swap takes too long, and I haven't been able to get a successful resume yet amnyway. (I'm using 2.5.31). I'm also getting appallingly short battery life -- aoround 75minutes --- and suspect that the machine is always running flat out, not in any kind of power-saving mode. -- Dr Peter Chubb [EMAIL PROTECTED] You are lost in a maze of BitKeeper repositories, all almost the same.
