As near as I can tell, I have no swap partition, because this doesn't seem to be mounting at boot. I will uncomment that line in /etc/fstab pending finding a fix for this.
This is one of those irritating bugs that will effect a new userto Ubuntu's usability of the system. Great job on the overall appearance of this past release, but bugs like this just suck.
I've got the same exact problem, using an encrypted home partition. This didn't happen at all when not using encryption.
Output of 'swapon -s':
Filename Type Size Used Priority cryptswap1 partition 3938300 0 -1
/dev/mapper/
Content of /etc/crypttab:
# <target name> <source device> <key file> <options> aes-cbc- essiv:sha256
cryptswap1 /dev/sdb1 /dev/urandom swap,cipher=
(END)
As near as I can tell, I have no swap partition, because this doesn't seem to be mounting at boot. I will uncomment that line in /etc/fstab pending finding a fix for this.
This is one of those irritating bugs that will effect a new userto Ubuntu's usability of the system. Great job on the overall appearance of this past release, but bugs like this just suck.