Re: hibernation on a desktop? Suspend-to-RAM on a desktop?
Hm, not convinced, man page doesn't help, runs nice though,
think I'll keep it. Is there anything like this for spinning
down the cpu fan? (Like an "apm --standby" that runs whenever the
system is idle, or does that make sense? I tried the "doze"
feature in my bios but this seems to try to put the machine
to sleep regardless of what it's doing: it interrupts those
tasks briefly and then fails.) What I'm looking for is
basically a screensaver that saves not the screen but my ears
and power bill. Noflushd is a good start. -chris
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Joey Hess wrote:
> Krzys Majewski wrote:
> > Uh yeah that's what the package webpage says, but I'm a bit
> > perplexed about the last part. Surely they have to spin up
> > the hd again *eventually*. Maybe I can just install it, kill
> > the daemon, and read the manpage..
>
> Writes don't spin it up; reads continue to do so. (As does sync).
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