Created attachment 35477 [details] Patch that adds the requested feature I have patched pm-utils to allow standby to work even though suspend doesn't work. To be clear, standby is S1 ACPI power state and suspend is S3 ACPI power state. The file /sys/power/state will contain "mem" if the linux kernel supports suspend, and will contain "standby" if it supports standby. On my system only standby is available, so this is the output I get from running the following command: $ cat /sys/power/state standby disk $ sudo pm-suspend; echo $? 1 I have triaged the bug, modified pm-utils so standby to work on my system, and created a patch against the git repository.
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