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Sign upSimulate Hibernation / Suspend-To-Disk #2414
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andrewdavidwong
Nov 3, 2016
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Yes, this has come up on the mailing lists quite a lot over the years:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/qubes-users/hibernate
My sense is that this is something that is possible but that would be a very low priority (if a priority at all) for the Qubes team. So, we'd be open to accepting patches for this, but that's probably the only way it'll happen (at least any time soon).
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Yes, this has come up on the mailing lists quite a lot over the years: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/qubes-users/hibernate My sense is that this is something that is possible but that would be a very low priority (if a priority at all) for the Qubes team. So, we'd be open to accepting patches for this, but that's probably the only way it'll happen (at least any time soon). |
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d2r
Jul 22, 2017
This would be desirable for the purposes of clearing from RAM the key used for full disk encryption.
EDIT to add: It would make sense to remove the option to hibernate from the relevant UI menus of a Qubes installation until it is supported.
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This would be desirable for the purposes of clearing from RAM the key used for full disk encryption. EDIT to add: It would make sense to remove the option to hibernate from the relevant UI menus of a Qubes installation until it is supported. |
xloem commentedNov 3, 2016
I think this is a known idea but I didn't find an issue for it.
For laptops, hibernation is great to just close the lid and come back to your work a week later. For security, this is important because so much data is in RAM.
Xen does not support suspend-to-disk, but Qubes could emulate suspend-to-disk by hibernating all the VMs, and then simply shutting down. It would be great if this were formally supported some day.