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Subject: Re: ThinkPad without support for S1
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On Mon, 24 May 2004, Oliver B. Fischer wrote:
> When did it happen? Is 5.2.1 affected?
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> Oliver
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> Lukas Ertl wrote:
> > My T40 doesn't support S1, either.  And I can't say I really miss it,
> > since S3 works fine (or at least worked, until some PCI changes broke it).

Most modern laptops don't offer S1.  As the message told you, the BIOS
does not support S1.  S3 is better than S1 in terms of power savings.

None of this is FreeBSD's fault.

-Nate