Len Brown <[email protected]> writes:
>
> Re: optimizing suspend/resume speed
> I expect suspend/resume speed has more to do with devices than with ACPI.
> But frankly, with gaping functionality holes in Linux suspend/resume support such as
> IDE and SATA, I think that optimizing for suspend/resume speed on a mainstream laptop
> is somewhat "forward looking".
What are these gaping holes? SATA seems to work at least on many
drivers with an out of tree patch (that will hopefully be merged soon)
And IDE mostly works too except for HPA on thinkpads (which can be
disabled in the BIOS). While certainly not perfect it doesn't seem
that bad to me.
-Andi
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