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Re: Parallel computing?

>>>>> "leg" == legacy  <> writes:

"Greg E. Priest-Dorman" wrote:

>> ...  It would be nice if I could get "suspend to disk" running for
>> those times when I am totly away from a power source and running
>> low on battery power, or when I need to turn it off (airplane
>> takeoff/landing) for a breif time.

leg> I am terribly surprised that Linux doesn't yet support "suspend
leg> to disk"...

I think you misunderstand, linux APM understands this perfectly.  But
to come out of a suspended state the CPU needs to be "woke-up"
differntly than a standard power up.  That is where my problems are.

Or do you mean an entirely linux solution - not using bios apm - where
the linux kernel writes its state out and then knows to restore it on
reboot?  That would be nice.

Greg

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