hi!

> I have been testing s2ram and suspend to disk quite thouroughly, and 
> conclusions are that there is stil the main to do :(
> 
> s2ram
> I have tried to change /etc/pm/config s2ram parameters to many of that listed 
> on http://en.opensuse.org/S2ram, but none functioned more than once - first 
> suspend to ram was successful with every s2ram parameter (with some 
> parameters, resuming occurred first after pressing win key several times), 
> after the second suspend to ram resuming failed in approx 90 %. It seems to 
> me, that the problem is not s2ram related, but to suse itself.
> 

Try it from single user mode, to see which module causes the problems.

> suspend to disk
> With suse 10.2 final I have made approx. 15 experiments, all worked fine but 
> the last one was alarming - in the evening, I suspended the machine to disk, 
> on the evening resumed and was surprised, that 20 % of the battery has been 
> consumed, and a message box telling suspend failed - this implies that the 
> machine still consumed electricity. (for comparison - win 2000 boots although 
> suspended to disk, if network cable is plugged in - one has to plug the cable 
> out for the computer not to spontaneously trigger the resume - this is NOT 
> the case in suse - I have tested it).
> 

Try using shutdown instead of platform mode.

> With suse 10.1 final, s2ram -f -a3 worked fine (except for one minor problem 
> not inhibiting the functionality), and flawless. Suspend to disk worked also 
> smoothly, although approx 5% were extremely slow (approx. 5 - 10 min - that 
> is not acceptable) (i did it approx 200 times).

> So, have a lot of energy to explore whats the problem :)

It will be you doing the exploring, we don't have the hardware.
                                                                        Pavel
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