Hibernate distroy swap

[Salvatore]

Binary package hint: hibernate

Hi,

After an update from dapper to edgy, I tried to hibernate. During hibernation, I saw the message:
pnp:failled to activate device 00:0b
No real hibernation occures, Ubuntu started classically. But the swap partition was not here anymore (top says 0MB available). In Gparted, the swap partition is "inconnutacity". I had to create a new swap and declare it in fstab with the new UUID.

Other informations from an other user having the same problem: he changed the fstab without the UUID (the old version) but there is no improvment. He also noticed, using #sudo vol_id /dev/sd6, that the filesystem changed to FS=swsup (not FS=swap).

I installed the generic kernel but I am quite afraid to test the hibernation again because it is my productive environment. But if you really need such a test I could make it...

I hope I didn't duplicate a bug already existing.

Regards,
Salvatore

PS: I am using an Athon XP with 1Go RAM and the 386 kernel. The other user has a Pentium M and is using a 386 kernel.

[Salvatore (salvatore-russo)]

Hi again,

Someone made me notice that this bug is related to 66637 also.

Salvatore

[MaxNegro (maxnegro)]

I think you have _two_ problems here. One is relatedo to 66637, the other might be not. Have you tried following instructions reported there in the last messages of thread?

[Peter Whittaker (pwwnow)]

I'm closing this since a request for additional information was made over 3 months ago and no information has been supplied, and since there are other reports that appear to deal with this issue, e.g., #66637.