On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
Could you please double-check that your /etc/yaird/Default.cfg contains
"TEMPLATE resume" alone on a line, and not just "RESUME"?
Actually, I think this "fix" was broken. If you are not using suspend2,
you need RESUME not "TEMPLATE resume". I'm sorry I didn't pipe up on this
subject earlier; somehow I never saw the original bug reports which led to
the (dubious?) fix.
My personal configuration:
1) "RESUME" in /etc/yaird/Default.cfg
2) The following line in my /etc/fstab:
/dev/hda5 none swap sw,resume 0 0
(the important part here is the 'resume' option)
3) That's it! No boot time options, no lilo hacks, nothing.
As Jonas mentioned, be sure to 'dpkg-reconfigure' your kernel after
adjusting the above, to give yaird a change to see the configuration.
Also, reboot before suspending, in order to be sure the right things
are written to /proc on bootup.
There are other ways that resume ought to work (including command-line
options like you have given), but let's try to narrow down the problem by
starting with a known-working setup.
--scott
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