Suspend (to RAM, to disk, deep sleep) : status ?

[Robert Small]

I use a very minimal Gnome right now without pretty much what came out of
the box (I have an Ansible role somewhere). I find suspend to RAM works
well with the newest few kernels. I haven't tried suspend to disk and
without checking I'm not convinced I have swap. If you're using systemd
just run systemctl suspend.

- Robert.

On Sun, 9 Jul 2017, 11:15 a.m. Nicolas Huillard, <nicolas at huillard.net>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Before kernel 4.12, I just booted and shut down after use. The eMMC is
> fast enough for that and my light usage. But losing all the desktop
> state is a bit annoying.
> I have 4GB of swap in the internal eMMC, ready for suspend to disk.
>
> Did anyone usually does this, or suspend to RAM ?
> Is there a way to keep the device in deep sleep (probably similar to
> STR, or maybe actually just the same), using Debian jessie (I didn't
> upgrade to stretch yet) with Gnome desktop.
>
> What is your actual strategy on the TCM ?
>
> --
> Nicolas Huillard
>
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