On Thu, January 1, 2015 5:51 am, David Brodie wrote: > On 31/12/14 10:53, Christopher Gregory wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> >> Well as this is now the TRUNK SVN-20141225 LFS build, ie systemV that I >> have installed is the reason for the new posting to the list. >> >> I have no idea *what* has changed, but I have just built the system >> using jhalf and have only installed linux-pam, openssl, gpm, python >> 2.7.9 and a >> couple of others. >> >> I just installed pm-utils following the instructions from trunk version >> of the book, and I find that pm-hibernate does exactly the same that it >> did when I tested it on systemd. It goes through and creates the image, >> powers down and then totally ignores it when the laptop power button >> is turned on again. >> >> I have not modified the config files from the default, I do not have >> Upower installed and I have not install acpid. >> >> >> Could this really be an issue with my laptop? >> >> >> I am picking that if I downgrade the kernel and patch it like I did on >> systemd that pm-hibernate will work correctly. >> >> With this it really needs someone who has just installed this version >> to test it. >> >> I am at a total loss. Something has to have changed, be it in the >> kernel code or some other library. > > Kernel rebuilt at 3.18.1, with no problems with resume or hibernate (via > xfce/consolekit). Are you sure you've formatted your swap partition as a > Linux Swap Partition? ISTR, the Kernel doesn't like it if you try to use > an ordinary partition. Also, you've presumably had a look at > /var/log/pm-suspend.log, to check that the 'hibernate' part worked OK. > > > David > > Hello David,
With all due respect, only rebuilding the kernel is not at all the same. You have to rebuild the WHOLE lfs book to the same version that I am using. I have also been using linux for over 20 years and I really do know that the swap partition is formatted correctly. You are also not testing it the same way that I am. First off I stated quite clearly that on the command line I issued pm-hibernate. At this stage there is no xorg installed so no gui. When I patched the kernel on systemd pm-hibernate worked correctly. I was also watching it as it built the image before powering off. the "resume" file has 0:0 in it, which was the exact same thing it had within systemd, and which when using google states that a system will never resume from a hibernate if that is what has been generated in that file. Regards, Christopher. -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
