From: robin_listas@es.invalid   
      
   On 22/02/2021 18.20, Andrew wrote:   
   > Hi,   
   >   
   > There are two "half-Closedown" options available, Suspend and Hibernate.   
   >   I make use of Suspend quite frequently and I want to keep it available.   
   > Then we come to Hibernate.  I only have two problems with it:   
   > - it does not work correctly, the CPU fan is still running and I don't   
   > know what else is also active.   
   > - restarting does not work, the only option is to do a full Boot.   
   > While I could probably fix the second problem with enough reading and   
   > expermenting, the first "issue" means it's a total waste of time anyway.   
      
   Maybe it is hanging in mid process.   
      
   You could try this command:   
      
   systemctl hibernate   
      
   as user or as root, in a terminal. And obtain the logs. Then report a   
   bug, but not on this version, you'd have to upgrade first.   
      
   >   
   > Given that I occasionally click Hibernate instead of Suspend by mistake,   
   > I'd like to remove that option - either by removing it from the menu   
   > altogether, by making it non-clickable or by making it duplicate   
   > "Suspend" in its operation.   
   >   
   > Searching Online has got me nowhere.  Any clues?   
      
   I think someone told me how years ago, but I don't remember. Ask in the   
   mail list or the forum...   
      
   Prior to systemd, I could add a script running on hibernation and abort it.   
      
   >   
   > OpenSuSE 15.1 Leap (yes, I know) with KDE as the desktop.   
      
   Heh   
      
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