I noticed the patch went in within 36 hours of the announcement, so it must have been considered successful. And suspend/resume works beautifully -- beautifully -- on my Asus 1005HA netbook:
- I can use the keyboard function key to suspend
- X can be running and active -- the OS automatically switches to the console for the suspend, then the resume, then back to X display
- mouse works great afterwords
- the athn(4) wireless NIC resumes
- IPSec SAs and Flows restart
Theo wrote the following message to tech@, today. It should have gone to misc@. I have redacted the openbsd.org to slow down spammers' web page scrapers:
Quote:
To: tech@
Subject: laptop suspend tests & reports wanted
We are moving towards the 4.8 release.
A major feature of 4.8 will be ACPI-based suspend for i386/amd64 laptops.
It would be very nice if people could grab -current and put their laptops
through the paces, then send us a report to dmesg@ with
- a proper long subject (model of machine, what works, what does not)
- a proper looking dmesg
- PLEASE DO USE A MIME MAILER
- output of sysctl hw.sensors
- any additional information which you think is helpful
Thanks.
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