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Really depends on your machine. Suspend (and wakeup!) works great on my Lenovo X220, no fiddling needed at all.

• gkya 10y ago
  With X? Because the docs themselves say it doesn't work well with X [1]. Would you mind sharing your relevant config? [1] https://wiki.freebsd.org/SuspendResume https://wiki.freebsd.org/SuspendResume
  • lorenzfx 10y ago
    No, I don't mind at all, but what would the relevant configuration files be? As I said, there was no fiddling necessary. The only thing I remember doing is putting `echo kern.vty=vt >> /boot/loader.conf`.
    • floatboth 10y ago
      vt is the default anyway! (At least on EFI)
      • lorenzfx 10y ago
        Didn't know that, thanks! I believe it wasn't when I started using the X220, but I'm not sure either way.
      • gkya 10y ago
        That is on 11.0. AFAIK it wasn't in prior releases.
  • mioelnir 10y ago
    It really depends on the system. I recently got my hands on a Acer Aspire E-571 (Haswell i3-4030U) and suspend/resume in X with i915kms literally just worked installing FreeBSD 11.0-RC3 from installer and xorg/xdm/openbox from packages, no config file touched (apart from adjusting the keyboard layout and setting the lid_close_state sysctl to S3). What does not work on it yet is the Elan trackpad, since it is the version that is connected via i2c.