this is a fix for anyone experiencing the same problem:
sudo fdisk -l #see where your swap is, in my case /dev/sda1
sudo swapoff -a #turning swap off to reformat it
sudo apt-get install qtparted #use qtparted to reformat swap
sudo blkid #checking the new UUID of swap
kdesudo kate /etc/fstab #chang
dmesg of boot with failed resume from hibernate
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9943213/dmesg
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gutsy gibbon - nothing has changed, swap gone after first attempt to
hibernate (suspend to disk); I believe hibernate was successful and
resume from hibernate failed.
#cat /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
RESUME=UUID=ccba3413-90e7-40a9-84ff-05a04b40ff42
#cat /etc/fstab
# /etc/fstab: static fil
is bug #116996 related to failure of hibernation? or is it just another
bug I have?
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do I understand you correctly that I have to attempt hibernate (suspend to
disk) without boot option "resume=/dev/..."?
at the moment my boot options are default, the way installer set them:
root=UUID=bd4f623f-d761-4127-b0a2-07cb3d611691 ro quiet splash locale=et_EE
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klerfayt:
Hmm you're another sufferer of Bug #116996 so after the kernel upgrade to
2.6.20-16 your partitions will appear as /dev/hda1 etc. As all your partitions
are referenced by UUID though this meant they could still be found despite this
though! Can you again try a hibernate again with the
I did complete reinstall to increase the size of swap to 768MB, however
installation didn't let me choose exactly 768MB for swap, closest I could get
was 773MB; what's even more strange is the fact I see 737.35MB swap size in
kinfocenter now - where did the rest 36MB go?
also I redid cat /etc/in
klerfayt:
There are quite a few suggestions as to the size of swap (some are out of date
because memory can be in the 4Gbyte range). However because swap is used when
you hibernate it's a good idea for it to be at least 1.5 times the size of real
memory otherwise you may find yourself unable to
I have reinstalled kubuntu feisty fawn and repartitioned harddrive, however I
can attempt suspend to disk (hibernate) without "resume=/dev/sda3" boot option
if you want to again.
ps. this time I choose to make only 384MB swap partition (during installation
it asks at least 256MB; is there an unw
Thank you for your bug report.
klerfayt:
When you reformatted the swap its UUID would have changed. I'm guessing that
cat /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
is referencing a partition UUID that no longer exists (you can use vol_id
/dev/sda3 to find the UUID for sda3). Can you include the output o
Guessing a more appropriate package.
** Changed in: acpi (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: kde-guidance => acpi
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what a weird solution I have found!
it seems that if I add
resume=/dev/sda3
to
/boot/grub/menu.lst after the line "# defoptions="
then suspend to disk works perfectly!
I would still like to hear the reasons why I need "resume=/dev/sda3" to
get successful hibernate
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I couldn't leave situation like this, reformated swap partition and tried
hibernate with "nv" driver and I get exactly the same behaviour!
First hibernate does not resume, swap is here; second hibernate does not resume
and swap is gone!
So I have ruled out nvidia driver being the reason here; th
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