Comment by palata 2 years ago I thought root-on-ZFS did not work well with hibernate, for some reason? Did I misunderstand something? 2 comments palata Reply vermaden 2 years ago FreeBSD - from what I know - does not support Hibernation (S4) - it supports Suspend/Resume (S3) - as shown in video.The difference:Suspend/Resume (S3)CPU is powered off. RAM maintains power and data. Very low power usage. Sometimes referred to as 'Save to RAM' or 'Standby'.Hibernation (S4)CPU is powered off. RAM is powered off. Data/RAM/files wrote to disk. Power is off. Sometimes referred to as 'Save to Disk'. palata 2 years ago Got it, thanks!
vermaden 2 years ago FreeBSD - from what I know - does not support Hibernation (S4) - it supports Suspend/Resume (S3) - as shown in video.The difference:Suspend/Resume (S3)CPU is powered off. RAM maintains power and data. Very low power usage. Sometimes referred to as 'Save to RAM' or 'Standby'.Hibernation (S4)CPU is powered off. RAM is powered off. Data/RAM/files wrote to disk. Power is off. Sometimes referred to as 'Save to Disk'. palata 2 years ago Got it, thanks!
FreeBSD - from what I know - does not support Hibernation (S4) - it supports Suspend/Resume (S3) - as shown in video.
The difference:
Suspend/Resume (S3)
CPU is powered off. RAM maintains power and data. Very low power usage. Sometimes referred to as 'Save to RAM' or 'Standby'.
Hibernation (S4)
CPU is powered off. RAM is powered off. Data/RAM/files wrote to disk. Power is off. Sometimes referred to as 'Save to Disk'.
Got it, thanks!