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I see a sleep/wake button, but my Raspi 400 has no such feature, and googling about whether this can truly be done are inconclusive. 5h standby time suggests t

I see a sleep/wake button, but my Raspi 400 has no such feature, and googling about whether this can truly be done are inconclusive. 5h standby time suggests the sleep isn't a very deep one.

dmos62 6y ago
It might be hibernation, as in putting RAM on disk and shutting down.
- hutzlibu 6y ago
  Erm ... then the "standby time" would be forever.
  - meatmanek 6y ago
    Only if the supporting electronics (whatever's watching the sleep/wake button) have zero power consumption. It looks like they're using an STM32 for this, which I believe can be made to draw approximately zero power if it's just waiting for a button to be pressed.
  - dmos62 6y ago
    I thought standby time is the device being fully on, but you're not doing anything on it (no video playing, no browsing, etc).