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Once the emerge has completed, test your system can suspend properly. Close any critical applications or network connections, then issue the suspend command. | Once the emerge has completed, test your system can suspend properly. Close any critical applications or network connections, then issue the suspend command. | ||
'''$''' sudo s2ram | '''$''' sudo s2ram | ||
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Revision as of 18:59, 9 December 2010
Configuring Hardware - Suspend and Hibernate
If you have a laptop, chances are you'll want your system to go to sleep based on various actions, such as closing the lid.
To enable suspend to ram, you'll need to emerge the sys-power/suspend package.
$ sudo emerge -av suspend
Once the emerge has completed, test your system can suspend properly. Close any critical applications or network connections, then issue the suspend command.
$ sudo s2ram
And... my laptop is unsupported. Fuck.