Description of problem: If I disable cpuspeed before suspending to RAM (as detailed in another bug) I am able to suspend a Vaio SZ3 laptop to RAM and resume it. However, there seems to be an unexpectedly high power drain in the suspended state. For instance, this evening it was suspended for about 4 hours and was down from 100% charge (it had been running on AC power) to 75%. That rate of power loss seems a little excessive to me, though I could be wrong. I used to be able to leave my previous laptop suspended for a couple of days. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
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Yes, this is still happening with the latest Fedora 8 kernel, which is what I'm running on the laptop now.
Trying to get rid of NEEDINFO state...
Hmm, is this a new behavior? i.e. has this laptop ever suspended and not drained this much power? I'd say that the issue is hardware, because obviously the kernel is not running when the laptop is suspended to RAM.
It doesn't lose anywhere near as much power when suspended in Windows (it's dual-boot, though mostly in Linux). The kernel isn't running but the suspend process may not have put some devices into the correct power state.
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