Re: IBM T30 and suspend/resume capability
Greg Troxel <[email protected]>
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I have a T30 (which has just suffered a video failure after good
service for 3.5 years). I have run NetBSD, rather than FreeBSD, but I
suspect things will be similar. I used apm, not acpi, and was able to
suspend for a long time, but then I had trouble. I set up hibernation
(create hidden FAT32 and use tphdisk to write a save2disk.bin that's
bigger than ram+video+sum), and then Fn-F12 would write ram to disk
and power off. I suspect this is even better than suspend for your
application; startup time is < 30s.
I never tried acpi.
The T30 is a bit chunkier and heavier than other T series, but overall
I was happy with it.
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Greg Troxel <[email protected]>
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