Under the various tricks FAQ part especially look for pm-utils on OpenSuse. This calls s2ram
Pm-utils - openSUSE
If you get it to work on that s2ram that someone mentioned then to get it to work all the time as suspend to ram look at this section under the FAQ to make it work all the time
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If you want to force suspend to RAM, you need to add -f to the S2RAM_OPTS-Variable in a configfile in /etc/pm/config.d/, see Configuration. You also need to put all other options that you need for your machine into this variable. An example might be:
S2RAM_OPTS="-f -a 3"
It might be a good idea to report your machine on as described in the s2ram-Page, so that you do not need to do this in the future.
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Basically as root figure out the s2ram options that work from that link the previous poster mentioned, then when you find the combination that works for you lapto put it in the file listed above under that line S2RAM_OPTS with the option combination that worked for you