On Sun, 25 Oct 2009 00:44:46 +0800 (CST) shweg...@gmail.com wrote: > On Sat, 24 Oct 2009, Robert wrote: > > > The X200 uses ACPI. > > ACPI suspend is still work in progress afaik. > > Last thing i read about it is that suspend kind of works in some > > cases, but the resume part doesn't... > > > > The X30 is an APM system, so that doesn't realy work for the X200. > > > > I don't miss suspend/hybernate support on my X200 - > > iirc Theo and some other dev are using 40-series Thinkpads which > > use APM, so they have working suspend. > > > > If i missed the crucial acpi-suspend-works commit, i'd be glad to be > > corrected. > > > > - Robert > > > > well well, > I remember this kind of answer last time I asked. > Actually, I ended up not missing it either, it shuts down in a few > seconds, and booting is > also quite fast. > I'll just leave it as it is. I just had a look these days > since I'm going to upgrade to 4.6, so I could have done some > partitioning and a fresh install if it worked. > Thanks to all.
If you want to partition for the day suspend on acpi is supported and if that will work like apm suspend you could reserve a primary partiton for suspend-to-disk. with apm one has to have a type 16 partiton with enough space to fit the ram contents. - Robert
