Subject: apm problems on toshiba portege 300CT
To: None <port-i386@netbsd.org>
From: Fred Clift <fclift@verio.net>
List: port-i386
Date: 12/30/2000 12:15:25
I have a toshiba portege 300CT that I'm running 1.4.3 on. I've got apm
configured and all the 'simple' stuff works -- I can check the charging
state, estimated battery life, etc...
I can do zzz -S and this shuts the screen off, spins down the disk, and
resuming from this state works just fine (well, all except that any time
my linksys EC2T pcmcia card gets a network packet it wakes up -- if I want
to suspend, I have to yank the patch-cord from the network card...)
However, when I zzz -z, I always get resume failures. I dont _think_ that
there is supposed to be a suspend partition like on newer laptops, but I
can't really find out any info aobut this. Yes, deep-suspend works fine
under windows 95...
Anyone else have one of these laptops and have gotten the suspend to work
right?
Fred
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