| Add Acer Travelmate 3002WTMi, reported by Danny Kukawka |
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about 19 years ago
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| Add Acer Travelmate 3002WTMi, reported by Danny Kukawka |
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about 19 years ago
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| Kill unneeded {}'s. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Kill unneeded {}'s. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Whitelist updates: - Acer Travelmate 650 - ASUS L2400D / M2400N - Dell e1505, TODO: check if it works on console - HP Presario R4100 - IBM ThinkPad A21m - Toshiba Satellite A30 / L10 |
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about 19 years ago
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| Whitelist updates: - Acer Travelmate 650 - ASUS L2400D / M2400N - Dell e1505, TODO: check if it works on console - HP Presario R4100 - IBM ThinkPad A21m - Toshiba Satellite A30 / L10 |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make suspend set swappiness to 100 before suspend and restore it after resume (it should help improve the responsiveness after resume, especially if the image size is less than 50% of RAM). |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make suspend set swappiness to 100 before suspend and restore it after resume (it should help improve the responsiveness after resume, especially if the image size is less than 50% of RAM). |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make suspend and resume compile on x86_64 without Makefile modifications. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make suspend and resume compile on x86_64 without Makefile modifications. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make resume check if the read buffer size is sufficient (if resume and suspend are compiled with different BUFFER_PAGES the buffer in resume may be too small). |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make resume check if the read buffer size is sufficient (if resume and suspend are compiled with different BUFFER_PAGES the buffer in resume may be too small). |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make suspend use the VT to which kernel messages are redirected. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Make suspend use the VT to which kernel messages are redirected. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Eliminate PAGE_SIZE and related constants from suspend.c and resume.c and make suspend and resume use getpagesize() to read the kernel page size. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Eliminate PAGE_SIZE and related constants from suspend.c and resume.c and make suspend and resume use getpagesize() to read the kernel page size. |
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about 19 years ago
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| Pull dmi_match and machine_match out of s2ram_check. This simplifies the handling of the "--force" parameter and gets rid of another global variable (id). |
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over 19 years ago
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| Pull dmi_match and machine_match out of s2ram_check. This simplifies the handling of the "--force" parameter and gets rid of another global variable (id). |
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over 19 years ago
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| Add Panasonic Toughbook CF-51E |
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over 19 years ago
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| Add Panasonic Toughbook CF-51E |
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over 19 years ago
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| Add ThinkPad Z60m, reported by Arkadiusz Miskiewicz. Remove duplicate HP Compaq entries nc6000, nc4200. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Add ThinkPad Z60m, reported by Arkadiusz Miskiewicz. Remove duplicate HP Compaq entries nc6000, nc4200. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Clean up the code related to suspend-to-both in suspend. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Clean up the code related to suspend-to-both in suspend. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Patch from Stefan Rompf <[email protected]> to make vbetool compile on SuSE 9.3. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Patch from Stefan Rompf <[email protected]> to make vbetool compile on SuSE 9.3. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Patch from Stefan Rompf <[email protected]> to replace hardcoded compiler/binutil names with the appropriate make variables. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Patch from Stefan Rompf <[email protected]> to replace hardcoded compiler/binutil names with the appropriate make variables. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Avoid mangling of errno by *printf in suspend and resume. |
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over 19 years ago
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| Avoid mangling of errno by *printf in suspend and resume. |
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over 19 years ago
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