Ok. So just to check that I understand this correctly. I need to put resume=/dev/mapper/cswap in my menu.lst. Then I need to change my /etc/crypttab, so that I use a static key file in stead of /dev/urandom. Is this correct? If so, I will try it at once and post the result of the test, so that we can get this bug closed in a hurry :)
Question: Why to I need to manually write the resume=/dev/mapper/cswap to menu.lst? Why is this not done automatically during install (or when I enable hibernate or something like that?). Suggestion: May I suggest that the user gets some kind of warning, if she/he is attempting to hibernate and one of these conditions is true: 1: menu.lst does not have an entry with resume=/path/to/swap. 2: swap is encrypted with a random key, thus making it impossible to read the data on it during next boot. 3: other factors that may make it impossible to recover from hibernation. -- Hibernate causes data loss https://launchpad.net/bugs/98680 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
