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For ACPI, only S3 "Suspend to Ram" is currently supported. This means that
S4 "Suspend to Disk", otherwise known as "Software Suspend" or "swsusp"
does not currently work reliably.
From NVIDIA README provided with the drivers
So have to wait a new release which support it...
the nv driver along with Mesa still supports OpenGL.
it just wont be as fast, and there is no support for the type of Propriatry texture compression that Ut200X uses.
make sure you are running the minimum services at bootup.
edit your boot scripts.
turn off hoy-plugging, and modprobe the drivers you need in the modules script.
HDD: 60GB
4.200 rpm
Enhanced IDE (ATA-5)
cache 2 MB
CPU: Pentium M 1500
lock speed : 1,50 GHz
Front side bus : 400 MHz
2nd level cache : 1 MB
I read an Atikel from IBM about an Linux boot concept where 3 or 4 Consoles are used to speed up the boot process by using some kind of boot priority stack so that some drivers could be louded simultaniously, do you know if any distribution use this feature?
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