[TriLUG] ACPI power managment

[William Sutton]

By "suspend", do you mean hibernate-to-disk or something else entirely?  
If hibernate-to-disk, automatic or on-demand?  On-demand (usually 
bios-supported, maps to a function key on the keyboard) requires a 
particular type of partition; lphdisk (pronounced elfdisk) can be used to 
create the appropriate sized partition; bios handles the rest.  If 
otherwise...maybe someone else can help :)

William Sutton


On Tue, 5 Jul 2005, Matt Pusateri wrote:

> Triluggers,
> 
> I have a new Dell Latitude D610 notebook.  I've been able to get the
> Dell Wireless 1450 card, and the Intel i915 video card working.  I
> would now like to to get suspend working under FC4. I am looking for a
> point in the right direction concerning acpi.  I'm thinking I need to
> put a script in /etc/acpi/events.  But I'm not sure.  Any advice would
> be appreciated.
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Matt P.
> 
>