Re: swsusp swap space limitation
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On Saturday 19 Mar 2005 9:48 pm, you wrote:
> I use swsusp2, have 1 GB RAM and 1GB swap.
>
> I have NEVER seen an hibernate image larger than 700MB.
>
> Usual size is around 250MB.
>
> Maybe this could be ok also with tour setup.
>
> Another thing: the swsusp2 developer is talking about a "filewriter"
> function in the next release.
>
> Maybe you would want to check swsusp2 ...
I did try swsusp2 a couple of times but it didn't work for me. I'll use it
once Linus makes it into the main kernel tree.
I think swap partition size could be one reason. My swap size is 512mb and I
hibernate my entire desktop session running KDE, Konqueror, Kontact et
cetera. Maybe it runs out of space.
But that shouldn't be the reason because as I mentioned in my previous post,
on every reboot I'm able to hibernate and on the next attempt I'm not. Maybe
the previous image isn't deleted from the swap partition.
Thanks,
rrs
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