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I have a system where I dual-boot linux and windows. When I switch between them, I usually do the following: Hibernate the old os Press the power button Select the new os in grub However, I would ...
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My idea to create checkpoint based on hibernate is as follow: First I setup my PC to have overlayfs on root file system. It is working correctly. My root partition is /dev/nvme0n1p2, it is mounted ...
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I have been struggling for over a month with a new Lenovo Thinkpad P16 Gen2 laptop running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, that would not successfully suspend. Maybe 90% of the time it worked okay, the other 10% ...
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How likely is it that disabling Secure Boot on a home computer running Linux would suffer from the advertised threat of unauthorized code—such as bootkits and rootkits—from being executed during the ...
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I'am trying to make my laptop to hibernate , but it can't , showing me an error (call to hibernate failed : not enough swap space for hibernate ) so my old swap partition was 1giga so i extended it to ...
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When I attempt to hibernate, my laptop hangs. It shows the screen wallpaper, then a black screen (as if it's going to hibernate), then the screen wallpaper again. Then it seems to freeze; I cannot get ...
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My Linux laptop (openSUSE Tumbleweed) should hibernate but won't and I do not understand why. I have had similar systems (Arch Linux) hibernate under the same circumstances (LVM on LUKS). Here is my ...
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I managed to resize my LVM partitions, set up my swapfile, and disable secure boot, so now I can hibernate with sudo systemctl hibernate. However, I want to be able to hibernate from my power menu (...
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I've written a service file based on this old answer that runs a script whenever I wake my Ubuntu 24.04 Wayland PC from suspend. This is the logscript.sh script that's run: #!/bin/bash echo "...
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new Linux desktop user here. I installed Debian 12 with the default small swap partition, but hibernation didn't work properly, so I followed this guide: How to use hibernation without a swap ...
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I understand that when waking from hibernation, the kernel does not read the swap file via the filesystem but instead directly from the block device; this is why the resume_offset kernel parameter is ...
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When running under UEFI Secure Boot with a current Linux distribution, "kernel lockdown" will be instated. Multiple kernel messages along the lines of Lockdown: swapper/0: hibernation is ...
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I am currently running Debian 12 on a Microsoft Surface Pro 2 with the 6.4.12-surface kernel from the linux-surface project. However, I have been experiencing the computer's screen turning off and the ...
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I run Debian with KDE Plasma on Xorg. I have tried all the main ways on the internet to properly wake the computer after it going to sleep. But whatever I do, it doesn't work. I have gone to the ...
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I'm trying to hibernate via systemctl hibernate but get Failed to hibernate system via logind: Not enough swap space for hibernation LANG=C swapon NAME TYPE SIZE USED PRIO /swap/swapfile ...
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Running $ systemctl hibernate shows login screen after a few seconds in Debian bullseye and GNOME desktop. Can someone help identify the issue? $ free -m total used free ...
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I have an Hp ProBook 450G1 with a 500GB HDD and i run Kali linux. Whenever i am not actively using my pc, and i leave it on for a while and i am not connected to power, my laptop remains on which ...
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It's a laptop from 2010 that has been running XP, Debian 9, Windows 10 and now this new Debian 12 system, and only in this last one it shows this problem: sometimes it resumes ok from suspend or ...
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I'm on Kubuntu 22.10. Given I'm installing onto a laptop with no S3 sleep support, having hibernate, secure boot, and an encrypted drive are 3 things that are pretty desirable. Is it at all possible ...
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I use hibernation (with encryption) on my laptop, which has 16 GB of RAM, and a fast CPU (Ryzen 6700U). When resuming, the system takes a while to load the image (13/14 seconds). Is resuming from (...
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The existing question how to run a user script after systemd wakeup? already has answers that allow running scripts after wakeup from sleep. However, the solutions provided to that question require ...
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I think the title covers it all. I have KDE Neon dualboot with Windows 10. 9 out of 10 times, if it gets to sleep mode it does not wake up. I need to press the power button to power on the laptop ...
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I'd wanted to get it from a disk image to analyze with Volatility but I've not been able to find it (I've searched in systemd-sleep.conf file but there's no related directive) Thanks!
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I have a problem with suspend-then-hibernate as a lid closing action. So, instead of suspending, I want my system to turn off and lock the screen and wait 10 minutes (but not suspend) once the lid is ...
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I have a laptop with Arch Linux, lightdm 1.30.0, and JWM v2.4.2. I want my system to do the following: Suspend and lock the screen after 10 minutes of inactivity. Then hibernate after 30 minutes of ...
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