Difference between revisions of "Talk:APM vs. ACPI"
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| + | Ah. I was wondering if there was a way to get the internal (BIOS) hibernation to work when ACPI is enabled. If this is what you mean, I'm all for an explanation as it would be the best of both worlds, and too good to be true all at once. If you mean SWSUSP, (although I probably won't use it for reliability reasons), an explaination would be great as well. | ||
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| + | - chris | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 15 March 2005
Just wondering...what exactly do headings in this table mean?
- Blank = `Ability to turn off the LCD'
- Sleep = `Ability to (under at least some circumstances, or, `in theory' perform a SUSPEND-TO-RAM)'
- Hibernate = `Ability to perform a SUSPEND-TO-DISK via the Phoenix NoteBIOS'
- Battery = `Ability to get statistics on remaining battery life'
If these are correct, I'd be interested in knowing how hibernation (as described) works under ACPI.
- chris
Hei,
i just added explanations of how it is meant to the page. Do you want to know how to make it work under ACPI? Or under APM using the BIOS internal hibernation support? AFAIK in the T4x series models everything works both ways.
Wyrfel 02:10, 15 Mar 2005 (CET)
Ah. I was wondering if there was a way to get the internal (BIOS) hibernation to work when ACPI is enabled. If this is what you mean, I'm all for an explanation as it would be the best of both worlds, and too good to be true all at once. If you mean SWSUSP, (although I probably won't use it for reliability reasons), an explaination would be great as well.
Thanks,
- chris
