If you compile the neccessary modules into the kernel you do not have to use an initrd (which is all the initrd is doing - making the modules available at boot time). With suspend2, make sure you also compile in the LZF option in the crypt section. It defaults to not selected at all, often leading to resume failures. I do not use LVM for root, but other partitions to avoid such problems, but there is no reason why it shouldnt work.
BillK On Sun, 2005-09-18 at 10:49 +0200, Alexander Skwar wrote: > Hi! > > I'd like to get Suspend-To-Disk working on my notebook. For this, ... > As my / is on a LVM, I must (must I?) use an initrd. For this, > I use the genkernel initramfs and also linuxrc. Trying to . -- [email protected] mailing list
