> > I think that s4bios is nice to have. Its similar to S3 and easier to
> > set up than swsusp... It would be nice to have it.
>
> for me:
> pros:
> -----
> 1- it is really really more easier to implement than S4;
> 2- we can even have it with 2.4 kernels (it seems that it work without
> the need of freezing processes, but I suspect that this statement
> is 'wrong' by nature).
>
> cons:
> -----
> 1- it is much slower (especially at save time) than your swsusp;
> 2- end users must setup their systems (need to create a
> suspend partition,
> or to keep a vfat partition as the really first one (/dev/hda1));
> 3- we use a bios function. Actually, everything can happen...
>
> That why I prefer swsusp at this time, or any other
> implementation of S4 (I
> think about an implementation of S4 via LKCD).
I concur with your pros and cons. This makes me think that if S4BIOS support
ever gets added, it should get added to 2.4 only.
Regards -- Andy
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