Suspend 2 disk

[Marc Franquesa <mark-KaoEA2pfkXWsTnJN9+BGXg@public.gmane.org>]

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First, excuseme if I write to the wrong list, I don't speak english very
well too.

I'm using a 2.4.22 kernel patched with ACPI-20030916 in Red Hat Linux
9.0 in a Dell Inspiron 4150 and works very well despite some little an
unfrequently problems with X when switching to console via Ctrl+Alt+Fx
(but this is not the cause of writing this)

Before ACPI, I use APM and with APM I can use the S2D (Suspend 2 Disk)
feature of my dell without any additonal software or kernel/patch, using
only the 'apm -s' command and the BIOS of my Dell.

¿Is there any way to do the same thing with ACPI without using any 2.4
non-patched kernel? ¿How?

I know what says the docs, that I need to patch the kernel and use
additional software, but if in the past my Laptop made it without any
special software, I belive that it can make it now also without any
patch.


Thanks for any comment or explanation.

Salut





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