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Subject: Re: APM standby request does suspend !?
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> when an APM_STANDBYREQ is received, my laptop is suspended and cannot be 
> resumed by just pressing a key but i have to close and reopen it to get
> it resumed. What was the reason not to put it into standby mode but to
> suspend it ???

Lack of time?

> Btw, i have apm.c rewritten so that it does now put it in standby mode
> instead of suspend mode: the effect is that everything is also shut down
> now, bu i'm able to wake the whole thing up with a keystoke.

I'd be interested in that code.  Send it to me in private email please.


Nate