On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 22:20 +0200, Rafael J. Wysocki wrote: > > On the other hand, steps 6 and 7 aren't really needed for hibernation. > > You _could_ shut the system off completely (ACPI S5). Automatic wakeup > > wouldn't work, but the next time the user turned the computer on manually > > it would still resume from hibernation. > > That's correct, with the exception that the user may find the system not fully > functional after the resume in that case. Why is that anyway? Is it just a matter of the acpi code getting confused about the acpi bios state? How can the acpi bios possibly be screwed up after what it must see as a fresh boot? Does the acpi code poke it in ways it's not supposed to be poked after a fresh boot? johannes
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