by Void Main » Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:24 am
Actually, I just remembered my primary reason for not using suspend to disk at the moment. It's not because it doesn't work but because my primary laptop I use both at work and at home. I take it home every night and use it there after work. The problem is, at work I am docked, have a different monitor, different network interfaces, etc. At home I use the LCD and a wireless card. So, I have 2 different xorg.conf files and depending on whether I am on the network at work or at home as to which xorg.conf gets loaded. Well, if I suspend at work, X is running at 1600x1200 and my LCD obviously isn't capable of that so I would at minimum have to restart X. It's almost pointless if I have to do that so I just do a normal shutdown. Everything comes up properly that way and it isn't a big deal for me. I have a ritual I go through when I get home. First thing I do is plug the laptop in and start it booting, then I go get out of my monkey suit and by the time I get back to the laptop everything is up and going.