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** AFAIK currently it is not possible to hibernate from the gnome-shell UI without tweaking (please don't ask me why, I am not Gnome developer), you can invoke the full hibernation (including desktop locking if set, see above) by using systemd:
** AFAIK currently it is not possible to hibernate from the gnome-shell UI without tweaking (please don't ask me why, I am not Gnome developer), you can invoke the full hibernation (including desktop locking if set, see above) by using systemd:
**:<pre>$ systemctl hibernate</pre>
**:<pre>$ systemctl hibernate</pre>
 
* Wake on mouse events (enabled)
* Immediate wake from suspend on mouse move or other USB activity:
** You propably was to disable that feature, so you can disable wakeups via USB
** It is probably bug, bugzilla number TBD.
**:<pre>#echo USB0 > /proc/acpi/wakeup</pre>
** You can get current status of wake-up events:
**:<pre># cat /proc/acpi/wakeup</pre>
** To e.g. disable wakeup events from USB0 (if was previously enabled), use (it toggles the state):
**:<pre># echo USB0 > /proc/acpi/wakeup</pre>
 
* No resume from the freeze state:
** On ACPI platforms there are some GPEs (General Purpose Events) that are only enabled when the system is in sleep state, but aren't enabled otherwise. It means that some laptops may ignore some wake-up events when they enters the freeze state. If you cannot wake-up your laptop from the freeze, you can try to close / re-open the lid or try to issue another wake-up event. In any case please indicate this issue in the result table for us to have the overview of the current status of this feature on different hardware.


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