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It doesn't - if done right. When hibernating my laptop it writes the memory contents into swap - which is also encrypted. Yes, de-hibernating is slower if cont
by gst 14y ago
It doesn't - if done right.
When hibernating my laptop it writes the memory contents into swap - which is also encrypted. Yes, de-hibernating is slower if contents need to be read from disk. OTOH it's still faster than booting from disk.
- hammersend 14y agoI do believe standby and hibernate are different as standby keeps memory contents hot whilst hibernate actually shuts the computer completely down. I was talking about the former in my post above.