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re happy stories about suspending Linux boxesre happy stories about suspending Linux boxesPosted Jun 11, 2009 21:49 UTC (Thu) by Trelane (guest, #56877)In reply to: re happy stories about suspending Linux boxes by eru Parent article: Ubuntu aims for ten-second boot time with 10.04 (ars Technica)
my eee 901 w/ linux (straight ubuntu) suspends & resumes fine. Are you using the stock Xandros? Are you up to date on BIOS and fixes? IIRC, they have a number of BIOS fixes which refer to power.
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re happy stories about suspending Linux boxes Posted Jun 14, 2009 4:03 UTC (Sun) by eru (subscriber, #2753) [Link] That was with the original installation. Upgrading the OS seems to have helped. OK, now I have one example of a Linux system where suspend/resume works. But one would have expected that since this is one of the rare cases where the hardware vendor co-operated with the distro maker on a known hardware configuration, suspend/resume would have worked out-of-the box.
re happy stories about suspending Linux boxes Posted Jul 1, 2009 23:01 UTC (Wed) by SEMW (guest, #52697) [Link]
> But one would have expected that since this is one of the rare cases where the hardware vendor co-operated with the distro maker
My eeepc (1000) suspends and resumes perfectly -- with Ubuntu.
Admittedly, this is using the array.org customised kernel, but even so.
Sadly, my desktop, which uses much older, more standard hardware, doesn't. Oh well, can't win them all..
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