Nigel Cunningham wrote:
> If the mistakenly booted kernel isn't suspend enabled, however, you need
> a more generic method of removing the image, such as mkswapping the
> storage device. This is what I was speaking of.
The following code is used in the SUSE bootscripts to do exactly this:
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get_swap_id() {
local line;
fdisk -l | while read line; do
case "$line" in
/*Linux\ [sS]wap*) echo "${line%% *}"
esac
done
}
check_swap_sig () {
local part="$(get_swap_id)"
local where what type rest p c
while read where what type rest ; do
test "$type" = "swap" || continue
c=continue
for p in $part ; do
test "$p" = "$where" && c=true
done
$c
case "$(dd if=$where bs=1 count=6 skip=4086 2>/dev/null)" in
S1SUSP|S2SUSP) mkswap $where
esac
done < /etc/fstab
}
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This invalidates the suspend signature if the kernel has not already
done it. It probably does not cover the softwaresuspend2 signature but
that should be trivial to add.
Regards,
Stefan
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