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I am trying to setup hibernate on Ubuntu 18.04. I have a swap partition (/dev/sdb1) that is larger than RAM, and I can successfully save the state with sudo pm-hibernate (verified in the log under /var/log/pm-suspend.log. the problem is when booting, I added the resume=UUID=#####...## (UUID found with gparted) to grub and initramfs. When grub attempts to launch Ubuntu (I can navigate the grub menus first, so grub itself seems ok) I get the message:
error: invalid filename 'resume=UUID=#####...##'.
I tried using resume=/dev/sdb1, with the same results.
This is a dual boot setup with two drives (Windows on SDA1 and Ubuntu on SDA2). The windows hibernate process works correctly.
Edit: It turns out that I am an idiot and put the resume argument on the wrong line in grub. For anyone else who got here, make sure you put the resume argument to the linux command, not anything else.
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I am trying to setup hibernate on Ubuntu 18.04. I have a swap partition (/dev/sdb1) that is larger than RAM, and I can successfully save the state with sudo pm-hibernate (verified in the log under /var/log/pm-suspend.log. the problem is when booting, I added the resume=UUID=#####...## (UUID found with gparted) to grub and initramfs. When grub attempts to launch Ubuntu (I can navigate the grub menus first, so grub itself seems ok) I get the message:
error: invalid filename 'resume=UUID=#####...##'.
I tried using resume=/dev/sdb1, with the same results.
This is a dual boot setup with two drives (Windows on SDA1 and Ubuntu on SDA2). The windows hibernate process works correctly.
Edit: It turns out that I am an idiot and put the resume argument on the wrong line in grub. For anyone else who got here, make sure you put the resume argument to the linux command, not anything else.
grub hibernate ubuntu-18.04
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I am trying to setup hibernate on Ubuntu 18.04. I have a swap partition (/dev/sdb1) that is larger than RAM, and I can successfully save the state with sudo pm-hibernate (verified in the log under /var/log/pm-suspend.log. the problem is when booting, I added the resume=UUID=#####...## (UUID found with gparted) to grub and initramfs. When grub attempts to launch Ubuntu (I can navigate the grub menus first, so grub itself seems ok) I get the message:
error: invalid filename 'resume=UUID=#####...##'.
I tried using resume=/dev/sdb1, with the same results.
This is a dual boot setup with two drives (Windows on SDA1 and Ubuntu on SDA2). The windows hibernate process works correctly.
Edit: It turns out that I am an idiot and put the resume argument on the wrong line in grub. For anyone else who got here, make sure you put the resume argument to the linux command, not anything else.
grub hibernate ubuntu-18.04
asked 11 hours ago
JamesJames
58118
I am trying to setup hibernate on Ubuntu 18.04. I have a swap partition (/dev/sdb1) that is larger than RAM, and I can successfully save the state with sudo pm-hibernate (verified in the log under /var/log/pm-suspend.log. the problem is when booting, I added the resume=UUID=#####...## (UUID found with gparted) to grub and initramfs. When grub attempts to launch Ubuntu (I can navigate the grub menus first, so grub itself seems ok) I get the message:
error: invalid filename 'resume=UUID=#####...##'.
I tried using resume=/dev/sdb1, with the same results.
This is a dual boot setup with two drives (Windows on SDA1 and Ubuntu on SDA2). The windows hibernate process works correctly.
Edit: It turns out that I am an idiot and put the resume argument on the wrong line in grub. For anyone else who got here, make sure you put the resume argument to the linux command, not anything else.
grub hibernate ubuntu-18.04
grub hibernate ubuntu-18.04
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