Btw, s2disk is user-level tool. According to http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Suspend_to_Disk initrd image is required to resume from image created by s2disk tool, but I don't use initrd.
Maybe this is a reason? Probably I need switch to native swsusp?.. Monday, November 9, 2009, 5:39:46 PM, Walter wrote: > Why do you need anything in the kernel commandlindline? Everything is > done either in the kernel config or in hibernate.conf. "make menuconfig" > on my machine goes like so... > ========================================= > Power management and ACPI options ---> > [*] Power Management support > [ ] Power Management Debug Support > [ ] Suspend to RAM and standby > [*] Hibernation (aka 'suspend to disk') > (/dev/sda6) Default resume partition > ========================================= > Your system should have /dev/sda5. I ran "emerge hibernate-script" > and then executed "rc-update add hibernate-cleanup boot" so that when > the machine comes up from "reboot" or "halt -p", it doesn't try to load > the swap file as memory state. > Here are the uncommented lines in my hibernate.conf. The last 4 lines > are specific to my machine, and may not apply to yours. It works great > for me. > TryMethod disk.conf > Distribution gentoo > DownInterfaces auto > PowerdownMethod shutdown > UseSysfsPowerState disk > UpInterfaces auto > OnResume 99 chvt 1 > OnResume 98 setfont lat1-10 > OnResume 97 /etc/init.d/sshd restart > OnResume 96 alsactl restore -- Sergey
