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> > Linux: I heard the suspend works well even in Linux. So, I tried it. The
> > result is quite strange. I won't die. I mean Linux refuses to be
> > suspended. When I press Fn+F4, the screen blinks once and the system
> > keeps running. It refuses also the hibernation. I can see the clock icon
> > (meaning a wait) by pressing Fn+F12, but it resumes to Linux immediatly.
Try downloading the APM utils and using apm -s to suspend. This is
safer, because the Linux kernel will do some cleanup before entering
suspend mode. I have never failed to enter suspend mode using Fn-F4,
but about 50% of the time, I cannot resume. On the other hand,
apm -s has never failed to work for me in either suspend or resume.
Regards,
Dave.
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