luca ferraro wrote:
Rob, I was not looking for an alternative way to do suspend (I already knew ACPI suspend feature), but I am interest in suspend2 (which has a lot of great features ACPI don't have). More, suspend2 is a debian package which should work with the Debian system - but actually it is not. My intent was to understand why this package is in a non working state for debian stable kernel, and how to get it work.
I have not used this myself, but I noticed that there is a newer package
in experimental which is called "kernel-patch-suspend2". According to
the package description:
This kernel patch applies to the following Debian kernel versions:
2.6.8, 2.6.10, 2.6.11, 2.6.12.
Please see /usr/share/doc/kernel-patch-suspend2/README.Debian for
information about other kernels.
Maybe it is worth a try or at least a look into the README which might
explain the current Debian policy for suspend2.
Regards,
Florian