Suspend To Ram

I all,

I'm using openSUSE 10.3 (X86-64) and when I click on the button "Suspend to RAM" I got no reaction from the system.
But giving "s2ram -f" from bash it works well. :blink:
Now my question is: is there a configuration file to change the behaviour of "Suspend to RAM" button ?

Thanks, Alfonso

www.nuvolinux.org

I all,

I'm using openSUSE 10.3 (X86-64) and when I click on the button "Suspend to RAM" I got no reaction from the system.
But giving "s2ram -f" from bash it works well. :blink:
Now my question is: is there a configuration file to change the behaviour of "Suspend to RAM" button ?

Thanks, Alfonso

www.nuvolinux.org
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hm, as i recall there is a file in ./etc/pm/ that changes this behavior, i think its config, and there is a value in that file called suspend options, or so, add -f to that, Im sorry i cant give you exact intrustions cause my suse box is in the other room and i don't feel like getting up
I do know its possible, maybe one of the pros can get exact instructions.

hm, as i recall there is a file in ./etc/pm/ that changes this behavior, i think its config, and there is a value in that file called suspend options, or so, add -f to that, Im sorry i cant give you exact intrustions cause my suse box is in the other room and i don't feel like getting up
I do know its possible, maybe one of the pros can get exact instructions.
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Ok, I got it !!!!
You are right, the answer is in /etc/pm !
Here you can find an explanation: "http://en.opensuse.org/Pm-utils".
In my case the solution is in section: "Using suspend to RAM on machines that are not in the s2ram whitelist".

Ok, I got it !!!!
You are right, the answer is in /etc/pm !
Here you can find an explanation: "http://en.opensuse.org/Pm-utils".
In my case the solution is in section: "Using suspend to RAM on machines that are not in the s2ram whitelist".
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Glad to be of assistance, maybe you can give the machines model numbers and it can get added into the hardware database.