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the_glu

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Registered: 2008-05-11

Posts: 35

pm-hibernate works, pm-suspend dosen't

1) It's worked before. But I changed my root device.My fstab is correct. My blkid.tab too. My mtab too.
2) It's works if I use the 'Supsend' button of gnome of a ROOT session.
3) It's dosen't work for a normal user for the same button. I add me to the power group, I had to check (but I'm tired to restart my computer now...)
4) If I run a sudo pm-suspend, my computer suspend (thanks capt'in). But we he resume, it's take a lot of time, and when I have my desktop, / is not mounted (so it's a litle bit annoying...)

What can I do ? I suppose there is a config file somewhere where the root device is set (with a wrong UUID as I change it), but I can't find it...

the_glu

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Registered: 2008-05-11

Posts: 35

Re: pm-hibernate works, pm-suspend dosen't

Ok. As it's work from the gnome's menu for my user I think I will use it

the_glu

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Registered: 2008-05-11

Posts: 35

Re: pm-hibernate works, pm-suspend dosen't

Ok. It's random, this morning it's did'nt work...

the_glu

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Registered: 2008-05-11

Posts: 35

Re: pm-hibernate works, pm-suspend dosen't

Ok found the problem. Never set a password on your hdd .

bartos

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Registered: 2008-08-22

Posts: 14

Re: pm-hibernate works, pm-suspend dosen't

I have the same problem . How do I take su password from harddrive? Mostly so I can remove my silly gksudo shortcut.

Thanks