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Dave Tweten <tweten@nas.nasa.gov> probably said:
> You don't really want sleep mode, you want hibernation.

People generally want different things, depending on usage.

My X30 sleeps for days quite happily on a normal battery with no
problems, of course if I'm intending to have it shut down for days I'll
hibernate it, but sometimes I don't know this beforehand.

> It has worked beautifully on both a ThinkPad X21 and on a few T23s.  

and my X30.

P.

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