On Wed, 4 Nov 2009, Adrian C. wrote:
Usual practice is that hardware hooks have low or high numbers
(depending on what they do) and those dealing with software are in
between.
I found this documented in pm-suspend (8) manual page, Hook Ordering
Convention. Best to read that.
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Adrian C.
On Tue, 3 Nov 2009, Karol Babioch wrote:
I'm now wondering whether this is "normal"? I guess so, as the hard
drive gets disabled during the suspend, and after a wake-up it gets
re-enabled, so any changed made with hdparm don't get stored. Is this
intention right?
Your BIOS probably resets it t
On 11/03/2009 03:40 PM, Karol Babioch wrote:
Hi,
my hard drive suffers from the "clicking" problem, therefore I
deactivated the APM (Advanced Power Management) totally.
From what I've heard, clicking means that your drive is dying. Maybe
time to buy a new one?
HTH,
DR
Hi,
my hard drive suffers from the "clicking" problem, therefore I
deactivated the APM (Advanced Power Management) totally.
I'm doing this using hdparm in the /etc/rc.local, making sure that it
gets executed every time I boot up my machine.
However I noticed that the APM gets re-enabled after I
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