Re: Suspend to disk?

• Zach <netrek@gmail.com> [2007 Aug 25 04:11 -0500]:
  > 2.6.18 is considered ancient? LOL~
  

In the context of Sid, yes, it's ancient. ;-)

The issue with s2disk, actually uswsusp, hinged on the fact that my system was using yaird to build the initrd images and as a result reconfiguring uswsusp would fail silently when it was supposed to rebuild the initrd. Once I rebuilt the initrd using initramfs-tools, then reconfiguring uswsusp worked as advertised. The rebuilding of the initrd by the uswsusp to install the resume capability in the initrd.

I have submitted a bug report and then followed up requesting the maintainer to warn about a yaird created initrd. Here is the bug report:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=439433

> Maybe if he said 2.2.x :-)

Anything earlier than 2.6.16 is cause for alarm when running Sid.

• Nate >>

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