Ken Heard (k...@heard.name on 2011-05-24 12:13 -0400):
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> Arno Schuring wrote:
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> > I suspect the reason is that you're using encrypted swap partitions,
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> > /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf.d/* and remove (or comment) it.
> In this dire
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Arno Schuring wrote:
> I suspect the reason is that you're using encrypted swap partitions,
Correct.
> yet the hibernate package automatically assumes the first swap
> partition is also the resume partition. Since that partition is not
> available a
Ken Heard (k...@heard.name on 2011-05-23 17:48 -0400):
> Recently I decided that I would like to be able cause the my Intel
> Quad desktop running Lenny to hibernate rather than have to be turned
> off completely while I am not using it for short periods. To this
> end I installed package hibernat
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Jeroen van Aart wrote:
> Try "apt-get --purge remove whateveryouinstalled"
> It should reverse any changes that appeared after you installed it.
Thank you for your advice. What I installed was the 'hibernate'
package. As you suggested I purged it.
Ken Heard wrote:
The result was disaster. When I pushed the SOL start button it took
I wouldn't say that it was a disaster, a disaster would have been if one
of your partitions or disk(s) was wiped clean. :-)
Right now you're merely being bothered by an annoying boot process.
longer than
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Recently I decided that I would like to be able cause the my Intel Quad
desktop running Lenny to hibernate rather than have to be turned off
completely while I am not using it for short periods. To this end I
installed package hibernate. I then made t
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