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The sleep then hibernate sounds promising. But is it something you need to configure yourself?

• omdv 5y ago
  On Linux? Yes. Changing the mode is just a matter of changing one line in one file. But getting hibernate to actually work is a bit of hassle, especially if you have any kind of encryption or non-standard file system. This said - I managed to get mine working on encrypted Btrfs.
  • hutzlibu 5y ago
    At some point I tried to have dual boot with windows and encryption and hibernate working. No fun and no success.
  • andi999 5y ago
    What linux distro do you use? I always encountered the problem that after doing some work to get things going everything had to be redone after the next upgrade. Do you expect to have this issue?
    • omdv 5y ago
      I don't think upgrades change this configuration. I use Arch, which is a rolling release distro, so maybe this is a factor, but I didn't have any issues with upgrades, apart from one time when Framework released FW upgrade few months ago, which overwrote the boot record (took 15min to fix/recover), but that is a different story...