@juliank

This does not appear to be a complete fix for the issue seen on AWS
t2.nano. I see failures in about 5 - 10% of cases. There are two
different symptoms:

 * grub-initrd-fallback.service sometimes runs right before the system 
hibernates (it runs after the hibernation request was sent to the VM and before 
it and before it fully hibernates).
 * grub-initrd-fallback.service sometimes runs after resume, but checking the 
status of `initrdfail` a few minutes later indicates it is still set (not sure 
if it was ever cleared).

Both of these were determined by checking the last active timestamp
reported by 'systemctl status grub-initrd-fallback.service' and
comparing this with timestamps generated by the hibernation test. If
either situation occurs, the next hibernation/resume will fail.

I'm trying to collect more information.

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  initrdfail can result in resuming with different initrd images and
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