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> I'm only new to this ACPI stuff myself, so I don't know any handy
> tricks :(

nor so i.  for example, my laptop seems to suspend with -s3.  but
closing the lid, which suspends it in winxp, does not suspend it,
only dims the screen.  is there somewhere can i read about this in
a useful, pragmitic, "to get result X configure it this way"
manner?

randy