Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: APM on a HP Omnibook XE3 | From | Juan Quintela <> | Date | 10 Oct 2001 20:54:23 +0200 |
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>>>>> "robert" == Robert Szentmihalyi <robert.szentmihalyi@entracom.de> writes:
>> > For me Fn+F12 works. robert> unfortunately not for me....
You need to have a partition created with the recovery CD, it don't work if you create it with normal fdisk (and it will destroy your data in the disk, do a backup first).
z>> > apm -s & apm -S fails. >> >> works only if you have a suspend-on-disk partition. robert> I have created one with lphdisk and it works under Win2k...
robert> The HP support people say the new omnibook BIOS is not APM robert> compilant any more.
I have the omnibook lastest BIOS as end of July, it will work only with Fn+F12. I don't remind the version, can check when rebooting.
robert> ACPI only...
robert> Suspend-to-disk with API is not yet supported and I can't use robert> software suspend because of reiserfs
robert> I guess I have to wait for proper hibernation support with ACPI....
I am also waiting for it, as I can not suspend to RAM, but suspend to disk is working nicely here (what is an advantage while waiting).
Later, Juan.
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