On Tuesday 11 July 2006 3:03 pm, Igor Stoppa wrote: > On Tue, 2006-07-11 at 13:59 -0700, ext August Joki wrote: > > Does it interface with the 770 the same way where when you slide the > > cover over the lcd (in this case, close the lid) the 770 will go into > > a low power state? > > i don't know, but power saving is almost independent from the cover: if > the cover is absent it is triggered by the screen blanking timeout. > > The original cover simply: > -blanks the screen immediately > -disables active connections I've been wondering, how does that work? How does the cover trigger that? I see the metal inside the cover, but no sensor on the 770 itself. What is the low power state? Is it like ACPI S3 (Windows Standby) or S4 (Hibernate)? What about when you power off the 770 with the switch on the top? I assume that's a complete halt in Linux. -- ==Leonard One Inextricable Beam
