Re: suspend-to-ram and powersave

Michael Biebl wrote: Max Velasques wrote: Hi, I tried this, but the problem wasn't solve. Any other tip? Max First of all, check if powersave -u (suspend to ram) works correctly. adler:/home/ason# powersave -u Suspend-To-Ram is not supported by BIOS. this not very nice r

Re: suspend-to-ram and powersave

Max Velasques wrote: > Hi, >I tried this, but the problem wasn't solve. > > Any other tip? > > Max First of all, check if powersave -u (suspend to ram) works correctly. The problem most certainly is, that Fn+F4 doesn't generate an "ACPI sleep button pressed" hardware event so powersaved do

Re: suspend-to-ram and powersave

Max Velasques wrote: Hi, I tried this, but the problem wasn't solve. Any other tip? Hi max, I have tried to use kpowersave mit my acer travelmate c300 laptop under debian unstable 2.6.14 I installed kpowersave and edit /etc/powersave/events like you did. Then I pressed FN+F4 and my m

Re: suspend-to-ram and powersave

Hi, I tried this, but the problem wasn't solve. Any other tip? Max 2005/12/24, Michael Biebl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Max Velasques wrote: > > Hi, > > I have a Acer Aspire 1414WLCi with Debian Unstable, and I'm using > > the program kpowersave to monitor the battery, etc. > > > > The proble

Re: suspend-to-ram and powersave

Max Velasques schrieb: Hi, I have a Acer Aspire 1414WLCi with Debian Unstable, and I'm using the program kpowersave to monitor the battery, etc. The problem is that the suspend-to-ram doesn't work(The suspend-to-disk works). To activate the suspend-to-ram when I press FN+F4, I edited the f

suspend-to-ram and powersave

Hi, I have a Acer Aspire 1414WLCi with Debian Unstable, and I'm using the program kpowersave to monitor the battery, etc. The problem is that the suspend-to-ram doesn't work(The suspend-to-disk works). To activate the suspend-to-ram when I press FN+F4, I edited the file /etc/powersave/events a