vg> You have to have that file or hibernation partition you can create
vg> that file with phdisk.exe or you can do partition with lphdisk. Both
vg> worked for me on c1xs
Well, I have neither phdisk.exe on CD set supplied with notebook, nor
special partition created on factory. I tried to crea
FH> Just to add a bit more noise... my PCG-F540 still has a drastically
FH> reduced Windows partition, but no such file (and the Windows partition
FH> doesn't even get regularly mounted). The machine, however, does
FH> respond to Fn-Esc by going to sleep... but when it wakes up things
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On 05 Jul 2001 20:43:57 +0300, Dmitry Astapov said:
> >> Anybody knows if its possible to make Sony Vaio PCG-F680K to hybernate?
> FG> I have a Vaio F560 and I can hibernate/suspend just fine. My kernel
> FG> special partition but you need a spcial save2dsk.bin file. If you kept
> FG> a win
>> Well, my notebook doesnt have this file (though i keep win partition
>> untouched - as i came from factory) neither it react to Fn key presses
>> :(((
FG> Does it suspend/hibernate in Windows? Yours is a 'K' version, i.e. a
FG> win2000 one.
Yes. I have w2k prof. installed and it hybernates
On 5 Jul 2001, Dmitry Astapov wrote:
>
> >> Anybody knows if its possible to make Sony Vaio PCG-F680K to hybernate?
> >> Do I have to set up special partition or it is not possible to do at
> >> all?
> FG> I have a Vaio F560 and I can hibernate/suspend just fine. My kernel
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> FG> speci
On 5 Jul 2001, Dmitry Astapov wrote:
>
> Anybody knows if its possible to make Sony Vaio PCG-F680K to hybernate?
> Do I have to set up special partition or it is not possible to do at all?
I have a Vaio F560 and I can hibernate/suspend just fine. My kernel
config is identical/similar to that
>> Anybody knows if its possible to make Sony Vaio PCG-F680K to hybernate?
>> Do I have to set up special partition or it is not possible to do at
>> all?
FG> I have a Vaio F560 and I can hibernate/suspend just fine. My kernel
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FG> special partition but you need a spcial save2dsk.bin file
Yes, the Sony Vaio works in hibernation mode if you configure the kernel proberly.
I have a Sony Vaio SR5K, which I just took out of supend/hibernation mode.
No special partition needed for supend mode:
debian:/usr/src/linux# df -h
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda
Le jeu, 05 jui 2001 16:19:31, Dhruva B. Reddy a écrit :
> No, I was not referring to laptops that do this at the BIOS level (I am
> aware
> that there are machines that do this). Also, I was under the impression
> that
> these machines hibernate in response to the 'suspend' command. Am I
> mist
No, I was not referring to laptops that do this at the BIOS level (I am aware
that there are machines that do this). Also, I was under the impression that
these machines hibernate in response to the 'suspend' command. Am I mistaken?
My point was that W2K does this no matter what it is running o
s> It is my understanding that hibernation functionality is specific to
s> Windoze 2000 (i.e., it is provided at the OS level).
You have to add : "for this specific notebook", maybe?
Because friend of mine have quite old dell powerbook (dont remember exact
model), which handle hybernate on BIO
At 07.36 05/07/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Does anyone know of any efforts underway to provide this in Linux?
The only project I know is the ACPI4Linux (Advanced Configuration and Power
Interface).
From the site
http://phobos.fs.tum.de/acpi/
it is possible to download an acpi daemon. Don't know if
On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Dhruva B. Reddy wrote:
> thing (e.g., the system can hibernate when the UPS senses that power has been
> lost).
>
> Does anyone know of any efforts underway to provide this in Linux?
ISTR there was/is a project to do this:
http://falcon.sch.bme.hu/~seasons/linux/sws
"Dhruva B. Reddy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anyone know of any efforts underway to provide this [OS level
> hibernation] in Linux?
Two of them. The Linux ACPI work will eventually support hibernation,
but no time soon. (Not before sometime in the 2.5 kernels.)
There's a patch called
It is my understanding that hibernation functionality is specific to Windoze
2000 (i.e., it is provided at the OS level).
It would be useful to have this functionality in Linux as well, not only for
laptops, but also for desktop machines that weren't desgined for this sort of
thing (e.g., the sys
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