so I tried
I tried PCBSD on the same hardware and noticed improvements.
The handbook says to compare to Linux cause it could be a driver issue. So I'm installing Linux and checking out the manual. Basically it says that in order to successfully use s4, swap is a must and the boot loader config needs to be edited so it can resume from swap. Does FreeBSD also use swap space for s4 and boot loader also need adjustments?
acpiconf -s4
: FreeBSD did something and then the laptop went off as if it successfully hibernated. When I powered back on, FreeBSD started up as if I did a cold shutdown, showing messages like "system marked clean", etc. After acpiconf -s3
the laptop was showing a flashing power led, however after trying to wake it up, again, it came up as if it went thru a cold shutdown.I tried PCBSD on the same hardware and noticed improvements.
acpiconf -s3
works as it should, the laptop successfully resumed from sleep even in X. When trying to hibernate tho, again, laptop didn't resume but started all over, however I didn't notice any "system marked clean" or "wasn't unmounted" during the startup. Tells me that FreeBSD can be tuned out at least for s3 to work.The handbook says to compare to Linux cause it could be a driver issue. So I'm installing Linux and checking out the manual. Basically it says that in order to successfully use s4, swap is a must and the boot loader config needs to be edited so it can resume from swap. Does FreeBSD also use swap space for s4 and boot loader also need adjustments?