i thought i had read that swsusp can now use more than one swap
partition, but my experience is proving otherwise.
when i suspend with 2 swap partitions enabled, it refuses to
resume complaining of a "wrong kernel version", then proceeds to
boot up from scratch.
i think it also may be trying to write suspend signatures on
both partitions because they're no longer usable as swap until i
mkswap them.
should i be able to suspend across 2 partitions? i only
specify one of them in the resume= kernel parameter.
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Hi.
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 08:48, John M Flinchbaugh wrote:
> should i be able to suspend across 2 partitions? i only
> specify one of them in the resume= kernel parameter.
This only works with suspend2. The current in-kernel implementations
only work with one swap partition.
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Nigel
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