Just echoing Johns (comment 315) here. There's a very reliable tuxonice ppa currently tracking maverick; I use it on all my machines and none of them currently has hibernation problems. The old argument against tuxoice was that the diff against the upstream kernel was too onerous to maintain. But if itworks, and upstream hibernation doesn't, it's not clear that this argument is really very compelling. Comments already demonstrate that hibernation is an essential feature for many people in many use cases, especially since suspend-to-ram is broken for many users. ppa: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tuxonice/tuxonice-testing/ubuntu maverick main deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tuxonice/ppa/ubuntu maverick main
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