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If you compile the neccessary modules into the kernel you do not have to |
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use an initrd (which is all the initrd is doing - making the modules |
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available at boot time). With suspend2, make sure you also compile in |
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the LZF option in the crypt section. It defaults to not selected at |
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all, often leading to resume failures. I do not use LVM for root, but |
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other partitions to avoid such problems, but there is no reason why it |
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shouldnt work. |
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BillK |
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On Sun, 2005-09-18 at 10:49 +0200, Alexander Skwar wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> I'd like to get Suspend-To-Disk working on my notebook. For this, |
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... |
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> As my / is on a LVM, I must (must I?) use an initrd. For this, |
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> I use the genkernel initramfs and also linuxrc. Trying to |
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. |
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