** Description changed: I have a Acer Aspire 9300 laptop on which I tried installing Hardy alpha. I did it several times with always the same result: hibernation apparently destroys something on disk that makes partition table unreadable. Once I installed it with encrypted LVM. After hibernate, I could no longer boot and got a message "cryptsetup fails". I thought that it was a mess up of encrypted LVM. Then I installed Hardy without encrypted LVM. Tried to hibernate. Hibernate got stuck (power light was still on). After a few minutes, I powered the computer off and on, and it would not boot saying "GRUB ERROR 17". Apparently hibernation ruins something on the hard drive. I have nothing to attach because my install is fscked up 100% right now. I have nothing on this laptop that is of any value (not backed up), so it is not a huge deal to me personally, but it feels like a bad bug. + + note that I used autopartitioning and seem to have a lot more swap space + than RAM.
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