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/etc/powersave.conf has become obsolete. Existing variables have been moved
to the files listed in Table 10.5, "Split Configuration Files in /etc/sysconfig/powersave"
(page 234). If you changed the "event" variables in /etc/powersave.conf, these
must now be adapted in /etc/sysconfig/powersave/events.
The names of sleep states have changed from:
• suspend (ACPI S4, APM suspend)
• standby (ACPI S3, APM standby)
To:
• suspend to disk (ACPI S4, APM suspend)
• suspend to ram (ACPI S3, APM suspend)
• standby (ACPI S1, APM standby)
10.3.26 Powersave Configuration Variables
Names of the powersave configuration variables are changed for consistency, but the
sysconfig files are still the same. Find more information in Section 28.5.1, "Configuring
the powersave Package" (page 520).
10.3.27 PCMCIA
cardmgr no longer manages PC cards. Instead, as with Cardbus cards and other sub-
systems, a kernel module manages them. All necessary actions are executed by
hotplug. The pcmcia start script has been removed and cardctl is replaced by
pccardctl. For more information, see /usr/share/doc/packages/
pcmciautils/README.SUSE.
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