Public bug reported:
i reboot very infrequently but when i do it seems that swap changes its
uuid...
since swap is not activated the system will at some point grind to a
halt when i open too many apps...a normal user would think ubuntu had
crashed or is impossibly slow...
so i do
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Public bug reported:
i reboot very infrequently but when i do it seems that swap changes its
uuid...
since swap is not activated the system will at some point grind to a
halt when i open too many apps...a normal user would think ubuntu had
crashed or is impossibly slow...
so i do
[EMAIL PROTECT
Public bug reported:
i reboot very infrequently but when i do it seems that swap changes its
uuid...
since swap is not activated the system will at some point grind to a
halt when i open too many apps...a normal user would think ubuntu had
crashed or is impossibly slow...
so i do
[EMAIL PROTECT
Public bug reported:
i reboot very infrequently but when i do it seems that swap changes its
uuid...
since swap is not activated the system will at some point grind to a
halt when i open too many apps...a normal user would think ubuntu had
crashed or is impossibly slow...
so i do
[EMAIL PROTECT
Public bug reported:
i reboot very infrequently but when i do it seems that swap changes its
uuid...
since swap is not activated the system will at some point grind to a
halt when i open too many apps...a normal user would think ubuntu had
crashed or is impossibly slow...
so i do
[EMAIL PROTECT
Public bug reported:
i reboot very infrequently but when i do it seems that swap changes its
uuid...
since swap is not activated the system will at some point grind to a
halt when i open too many apps...a normal user would think ubuntu had
crashed or is impossibly slow...
so i do
[EMAIL PROTECT
