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    Hibernation/Resume Partition

    After hibernation from closing my laptop lid, I get the following message when I resume:


    "The resume partition is not set up. Probably you need to add a 'resume=...' option to your kernel command line and reboot. Suspend to disk and resume is not possible without a resume partition, please consult the documentation. You can skip this check by setting SUSPEND2DISK_SKIP_RESUME_CHECK to 'yes' in the sleep configuration file."

    How do I fix this so I don't get this error anymore? For the most part, hibernation appears to work fine.


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    Re: Hibernation/Resume Partition

    I'd edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and add a resume option pointing to your swap partition. For example, if your swap is /dev/sda5, then you'd add "resume=/dev/sda5".

    Or, you could add the recommended option to your sleep config file, wherever that is...
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      Re: Hibernation/Resume Partition

      Or possibly, another aproach: Put your laptop to sleep
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