Sing me to sleep

The other issue is that I never got hibernation working on the server and I fixed that today, too. I use a vanilla kernel.org self-compiled kernel on the box, so I could have gone for Suspend2, but as I have sysfs_power_state working on my Ubuntu laptop without much hassle, I wondered what was the problem on the server. As it turned out, suspend to ram (mem) doesn't seem to work and as that always had failed, I think I never really tried suspend to disk. Additionally, I hadn't added a resume line to my grub configuration, so it wouldn't have worked anyway. After a freeze in NetworkStop on my first try with suspend to disk, I added the rt2570 module to the list of blacklisted modules and now suspend to disk (and resume, of course) works. Yay! I'll be able to continue my hacking on UCW without having to boot it all the time, for instance. Here is what is actually doing the work from the config file:

[root@bauhaus->root]grep -v '#' /etc/hibernate/hibernate.conf | sed '/^$/d' UseSysfsPowerState disk PowerdownMethod shutdown Verbosity 1 LogFile /var/log/hibernate.log LogVerbosity 1 Distribution debian SaveClock restore-only UnmountFSTypes smbfs nfs UnloadBlacklistedModules yes LoadModules auto DownInterfaces rausb0 eth0 UpInterfaces auto XStatus x XSuspendText Preparing to suspend... XResumeText Resuming from suspend...