A pretty miserable start to 2014. Wind, rain, and a boiler which keeps cutting out because of the wind….
Current weather: 6degC, showers, wind @ 22mph. Tomorrow: 8degC, mostly sunny, wind @ 12mpg.
A pretty miserable start to 2014. Wind, rain, and a boiler which keeps cutting out because of the wind….
Current weather: 6degC, showers, wind @ 22mph. Tomorrow: 8degC, mostly sunny, wind @ 12mpg.
Some information I found off the web:
First type:
cat /sys/power/state
If the result line contains “mem”, you can use this to suspend to RAM:
sudo pm-suspend
If the result line contains “disk”, you can also use this to suspend to disk (hibernate):
sudo pm-hibernate
If you have both results, you can use this to suspend with a hibernate backup. In other words, your system will prepare for hibernation, but only suspend, not turn off. This will use a bit of power, but means that it’s faster to resume, and if your battery runs out, it’ll use the hibernate image as backup.
sudo pm-suspend-hybrid
You can pipe the hibernation into a timed job using the at command. This will hibernate in one hour from now
echo 'pm-hibernate' | sudo at now + 60 minutes
And you can confirm the job is present:
sudo at -l
10 Wed Jan 1 12:38:00 2014 a root
Suspend/Hibernate requires root access, hence the reason I did sudo before the at command
Happy New 2014 everyone :)
Life’s not always going to be easy, and there will be days when you feel like giving up, but just keep your head up. Remember that tomorrow is another day and it can always get better.