hi aldebx!
the hints you gave me solved the problem!
thanks a lot!
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This behavior is caused by the fact that you have somehow modified your
swap partition (new linux setup? new hard disk? swap partition resize?)
and thus initramfs-tools cannot find the swap/resume partition through
the old UUID.
Summing some of the advices given here and there
1. first make the
hi there,
I'm having the same problems with the break at: 'Begin: Waiting for resume
device'. But none of the hints up there did change anything in speeding up ma
boot-time.
I'm using a toshiba satellite m30 laptop with the phoenix bios.
Does anybody know anything else to prevent that pausing
Double check the contents of your /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
file. Mine looks like this:
RESUME=UUID=fd24b8a2-61c0-4c97-961e-e5e89777cca8
If that looks good, then you can use this command to check that such a
device actually exists. This will show any typos when copying the UUIDs, I
Murz, after changing the config file, you have to regenerate your
initramfs.
$ sudo update-initramfs -u
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Yeah, the whole pre-boot environment is intentionally limited and
simplistic, from what I understand. So I would guess that reading from
/etc/ during boot isn't really an option.
I think the right approach would be to determine why your swap keeps
getting modified and resolve that issue. Have
I'm having the same issue too on Kubuntu 8.04 KDE4 release. In Gutsy
system boots normally without waiting for image.
I found that /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume file have an incorrect UUID, I
change it ot UUID of swap partition but this isn't help.
What does the system waits 15 or more
I don't like the fact that the resume UUID gets built into the initramfs
(at least, that's what I pick up from reading this) as my swap
partition's UUID changes every few days for some weird reason. Is it
possible to write the resume partition into a file on the hard disk
(something like
I'm having the same issue.
You may want to check and see if the local-premount script is actually
waiting for the right device. I found that my system had an incorrect
UUID in the resume configuration file: /etc/initramfs-
tools/conf.d/resume This file doesn't appear to have been changed as
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