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Originally Posted by Tiersten
I know what hibernation is. Where are you seeing that the Kindle is hibernating and storing state to flash? I don't see it saving the contents of RAM to flash at all or see anything that would do this in the firmware. The serial console doesn't mention it doing this either. It keeps everything in RAM during suspend and just keeps it powered to maintain the contents.
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I know that! When you turn your Kindle OFF (i.e. when you hold the power button for 7 seconds) it goes into hibernation mode. That's why it takes so long to wake up. In screensacer mode, it finishes up certain tasks and kills most processes after it saves its current state in the flash. It takes a slightly longer time to turn back on from screensaver mode then it does to go into screensaver mode because it has to initialize the processes that were suspended.