Re: Best experience with Thinkpad suspend/resume
Joseph Mingrone <[email protected]>
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PeerCorps Trust Fund <[email protected]> writes: > We are considering the acquisition of about 40 Thinkpad laptops > intended to be deployed in schools as teaching tools. ... Can others > confirm this is still the case under FreeBSD 10.1? Any other > models/suggestions would be extremely appreciated. Suspend and resume work nearly flawlessly on my X220 running 10.1. I say nearly flawlessly because maybe one out of 10 resumes I'm switched from my X session to virtual terminal 1. It's not a big deal though. Alt-f9 brings me back to where I left off. The main headache with the X220 is a BIOS issue which prevents booting a GPT-partitioned disk without UEFI. This problem isn't specific to FreeBSD. UEFI and root ZFS don't work yet. A good solution for now is to use GRUB. Of course the X220 isn't available new any more and I'm not sure about the successors (X230 and X240). Off topic: It's a shame Lenovo messed with the keyboard (I don't mean the chicklet keys, but the layout). Joseph _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-mobile To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[email protected]"