Well as someone over on the SUSE bugzilla suggested perhaps there should be an option to turn this off (but with it defaulting to on). But if the filesystem is not unmounted and shared between OSes booting to different operating system after a suspend is crazy - you should do a reboot not a suspend...
Well as someone over on the SUSE bugzilla suggested perhaps there should be an option to turn this off (but with it defaulting to on). But if the filesystem is not unmounted and shared between OSes booting to different operating system after a suspend is crazy - you should do a reboot not a suspend...