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A common use case for this is things like car/plane instruments/nav/etc. You don't want that sucking power all the time when your vehicle is parked for 1 week
by HunterWare 4y ago
A common use case for this is things like car/plane instruments/nav/etc. You don't want that sucking power all the time when your vehicle is parked for 1 week or two, but you do want a quick transition from POR to usable UI up and running.
- sagarm 4y agohibernate doesn't require any power; the kernel "just" restores userspace from swap instead of going through the normal boot sequence.