Hi,
As far as I know hibernation works well with APM (of course it needs a little
help from the BIOS). As you may have found, the hibernation partition has to
be a special type (not fat32). You can make a hibernation partition with
lphdisk utility.
> >
> > I guess the third item could be the reason of the "misbehaviour" itself
> > being caused by the "unordered" partitioning/partition numbering. IIRC
> > hibernation shall work, I read something related a while ago (but can't
> > remember any details anymore, sorry). Maybe you find something useful on
> > http://linux-on-laptops.com/ibm.html
>
> If I run cfdisk I get this:
>
> Name Flags Part Type FS Type [Label] Size
> (MB)
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>--- hda1 Primary Win95 FAT32 [ ]
> 1021.88 hda2 Boot Primary Linux ext3
> 2051.49 hda4 Primary IBM Thinkpad hibernation
> 828.34 Logical Free Space 7555.65 hda5
> Logical Linux swap 510.94 hda6
> Logical Linux ext3 1199.93 hda7
> Logical Linux ext3 4002.33 hda8
> Logical Linux ext3 19996.14
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