# > Where on disk does it suspend to?
#
# Depends on the BIOS. Mine is configured via a little DOS proglet that
# will dump either to a file on a FAT paritition or a raw paritition.
Huh. That would explain it. I inhereted a laptop and one day set the BIOS
to suspend to disk. Since I'd fdisk'ed it and installed linux, it
apparently ate over my /bin directory because the next time I booted it up
after suspending, I got to play the 'delete the undeletable' files game.
G'day!
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