Method and apparatus for conserving power and system resources in a computer system employing a virtual memory
作者： Randal Craig Swanberg , Michael Stephen Williams
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摘要: A computer system has volatile random access memory ("RAM") and nonvolatile auxiliary storage, a virtual operating with some pages of resident in RAM other paging space storage. time varying state for the is definable by reference to contents memory. storage (a "hibernation space") allocated storing portion as hibernation image. first group RAM-resident stored space. second entered where powered off at certain state. The returned operation state, which includes powering on reading into RAM.
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