hibernation wake-up hang...
Hi all,
I've finally gotten acpi working on my laptop and I was eagerly testing
hibernation and suspend; I've encountered a problem...
When my laptop attempts to come out of hibernation, it locks up while
trying to find my usb devices. I can still boot my system using another kernel; but my main kernel is currently unusable.
Is there any way to erase the hibernation data for my main kernel so I
can boot it again? Where is that information stored?
I'm using a 2.6.3 kernel...
Thanks for the Help,
Wes
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Hi,
normaly it should be enought to pass the "noresume" option to the kernel with your bootloader. Linux should boot then normaly without resuming from standby.
Greetings
TheCrasher
Am Montag, 17. Mai 2004 21:06 schrieb Wesley T Allen:
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Hi all,
I've finally gotten acpi working on my laptop and I was eagerly testing
hibernation and suspend; I've encountered a problem...When my laptop attempts to come out of hibernation, it locks up while
trying to find my usb devices. I can still boot my system using another kernel; but my main kernel is currently unusable.
Is there any way to erase the hibernation data for my main kernel so I
can boot it again? Where is that information stored?I'm using a 2.6.3 kernel...
Thanks for the Help,
Wes
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Thus wrote Wesley T Allen:
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When my laptop attempts to come out of hibernation, it locks up while
trying to find my usb devices. I can still boot my system using another kernel; but my main kernel is currently unusable.
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I'm using a 2.6.3 kernel...
Please upgrade, at least to 2.6.5, there's been some work on that matter and chances are your problem is already solved.
Best regards,
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I'm using a 2.6.3 kernel...
Please upgrade, at least to 2.6.5, there's been some work on that matter and chances are your problem is already solved.
but he still needs to "mkswap" his swap partition :-)
To the original poster: the information is stored in your swap partition, which is screwed up now. So all you need to do is mskswap and swapon on it.
Good luck
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