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Originally Posted by ixtab
However, I'm not sure how to determine when it will enter suspend mode. (Actually, does the PW ever enter it at all?). This is the relevant lines from the output in screensaver mode:
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With the typical setup of one used as a development machine: Rarely if Ever.
But it can be persuaded to sleep.
Since a change in the hardware configuration will 'wake' the suspended Linux kernel, it is sometimes hard to catch it sleeping.
A hardware configuration change like the insertion or removal of the USB cable (the kernel wakes on USB events).
The best way to know if it **was** asleep is to review the dmesg kernel buffer. Which, among other things, will report how long it was asleep.