swappiness=0 makes software suspend fail.

[Rob Landley]

With swappiness at the default (60), software suspend frees all the memory it 
needs.  With swappiness at 0, software suspend basically doesn't free any 
memory, and the suspend gets aborted.

Just thought I'd mention it.  Tried on 2.6.6...

Rob
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