On Friday 15 December 2006 13:23, Elvis Chen wrote: > hi all, <snip> > I/O error reading swsusp image. > > Initially I thought this was a swap-partition problem. Since I was able > to boot into fail-safe mode, I doubled checked my /etc/fstab and made > sure that no swap partition is allocated on my PATA drive. Still, the > regular boot process cannot be completed. > > Since I can boot with fail-safe mode, I decided to play with the GRUB > option. I found that if I put "noresume" into my boot option, the Suse > will boot with no ill-effect. > > So, I suppose somehow the suspend/resume function (btw, is it new to Suse > 10.0?) is causing the problem, but I have no idea of how/where to fix it. > The file /etc/suspend.conf is all commented out and with no reference to > /dev/hda. > > Can anyone please shed some light into this issue? > > tia,
As root, you'll need to check /boot/grub/menu.lst. With an editor is probably quickest but you can get to it through YaST, System, Boot Loader. Your default boot partition has 'resume=/dev/hda1' or similar. That should be a /swap partition. You probably need to change that to reflect your new disk layout. I bet you had a /swap partition on your PATA drive and its gone now. Don't forget to remove/stop using the 'noresume' parameter on the boot line.!.! Stan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
