Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 27th Jul 2007 18:23 UTC, submitted by diegocg
Rafael J. Wysocki (a suspend maintainer) has written an article speaking about the current status of suspend and hibernation support in Linux, its design, know problems, and future development. "Below is a document describing the current state of development of the suspend and hibernation infrastructure: how it works, what known problems there are in it and what the future development plans are (at least as far as I am concerned)."
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2005-10-23
Linux needs to bump the priority on this and spend a little less time on supporting 1000 processors
I for one am happy that i can run linux on my SPARC and other machines. Not everyone lives in an intel-only world.