[SOLVED] GRUB2 cannot file hibernation device on boot

Burroughs · 2013-07-26 12:51:57

Good afternoon to everyone!

I've recently installed the linux-ice kernel to make tuxonice work.
What I'd like to do now is use a file as the hibernation one; I've followed the instructions on the wiki, chapter "Suspend to a file", the hibernation actually works but when it comes to resuming the system, the linux-ice kernel says that the hibernation file UUID=89ea43f42a7e4245a863ce04264a3602:0x5baa0 cannot be found.
It seems quite strange to me, first of all because the hibernation works and then because I've followed the necessary steps to make this functionality work.
Can someone help me or must I mark the whole things as a bug?
Thanks in advance,

Burroughs.

Last edited by Burroughs (2013-07-28 07:59:10)

cfr · 2013-07-26 23:50:48

Did you read https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tu … _swap_file? Note the comment about it not seeming to work with UUID.

Burroughs · 2013-07-27 12:55:46

cfr wrote:

Did you read https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tu … _swap_file? Note the comment about it not seeming to work with UUID.

Hi, cfr, and thanks for answering!
No, I'm not trying to use a swap file but a hibernation file (just a few lines below on the wiki)...
Anyway, I had instructed before Grub2 to use a regular /dev/sdxx syntax but it didn't change a thing; that's way I suspect this behavior might be a bug...

Burroughs.

cfr · 2013-07-27 20:45:04

OK. Well, you should obviously post your configuration files and the relevant config commands with their output. And relevant log/journal excerpts. And probably lsblk -f.

I mean I'm not sure how you expect anybody to help on the basis of the information you've given since nobody has any information whatsoever about your configuration.

Burroughs · 2013-07-28 07:58:07

cfr wrote:

OK. Well, you should obviously post your configuration files and the relevant config commands with their output. And relevant log/journal excerpts. And probably lsblk -f.
I mean I'm not sure how you expect anybody to help on the basis of the information you've given since nobody has any information whatsoever about your configuration.

Hi, cfr, and thanks again for your kind reply.
No, sometimes, there's no need to quote configuration files or stuff like that, especially on cases like this.
I've solved the problem by specifying the following instruction

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="resume=file:UUID=89ea43f42a7e4245a863ce04264a3602:0x5baa0"

rather than

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="resume=UUID=89ea43f42a7e4245a863ce04264a3602:0x5baa0"

I had used before.
Anyway, thanks for your support.

Burroughs.

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#1 2013-07-26 12:51:57

[SOLVED] GRUB2 cannot file hibernation device on boot

#2 2013-07-26 23:50:48

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