I have an Asus Eee PC running Fedora, and, at the moment it suspends when the lid is closed. It would be quite easy for me to change that to hibernate, but I really don't want to go through the full process of moving information from the hard drive to the RAM each time I open the lid. What I'm looking for is something that will suspend the computer (as well as maybe writing the RAM to the hard drive, I really don't care), and then, if I bring it up within, say, 20 minutes, it resumes. If I leave the lid closed longer than 20 minutes (or any other random number), I'd like it to hibernate. Is this possible? Is there any way for a computer to pop out of suspend long enough to hibernate itself? Or is this a pipe dream? Jonathan
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