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On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Wappler Marcel <Marcel.Wappler@bridgeco.net> wrote: > - Is there a mainstream Linux platform (best if also ARM9 based) which has achieved this (a "suspend to RAM" like mode.) already? The TomTom portable navigation devices (TomTom one, TomTom go etc.) do this. They are based around an ARM CPU from Samsung and run Linux. If you press the "power button" it actually does a suspend-to-ram. They use a somewhat custom linux kernel, the source is available on their website, www.tomtom.com/gpl There is a website that aims to run open source software on the tomtom (ie. not the tomtom navigation software) on http://www.opentom.org Hope this helps, Wander | ||||||||||||
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