Closed christianbundy closed 4 years ago
@drivenbyentropy I haven't, no. What's the benefit to hibernation? Not sure I understand suspend vs hibernate, but when I tried systemctl hibernate
I got:
Failed to hibernate system via logind: Not enough swap space for hibernation
I'm guessing I should probably have read your article first. :~)
Thanks for cleaning up the ticket. I was hesitant to open a new one because technically this is not related to the samus kernel any more.
The benefit I see is the ability to restore your exact work state with zero power consumption in between. I mainly use it when traveling.
I have my swap file set to 10gb which gets the job done with appropriate compression.
I have my swap file set to 10gb which gets the job done with appropriate compression.
I can barely survive on 64 GB alone, I can't imagine 10 GB dedicated to hibernation! I don't think I have the disk space to attempt this. :sweat_smile:
No worries, as long as suspension is functional, I can work with it :+1:. Lets close this for now and reopen should new information arise.
Strange, the backlight came back after a couple of reboots.
Since we seem to have a very similar setup on our Pixels, I was wondering if you have experimented with hibernation? I have a LUKS encrypted root partition with a swapfile on that partition and set up hibernation following this article. When executing
systemctl hibernate
, the system goes into hibernation successfully and boots back into its hibernated state after entering the decryption password. However, the trackpad and touchscreen stops working and only comes back to life after rebooting the system (see log below). Have you encountered this issue as well?Originally posted by @drivenbyentropy in https://github.com/raphael/linux-samus/issues/217#issuecomment-550417940