Package: base Severity: normal When I boot (either after halt or hibernate) the kernel stuck when it attempt to check if there is any data to resume from (probably after hibernation) but even if I didn't hibernate. This doesn't seem to me like a kernel problem (3.11.2) because I am using very same kernel on another machine I use and everything works just fine there. If I don't provide noresume option, the system can't boot, not even to recovery. I am using debian testing (sid). I suspect this is something related to encryption, because last message I see on screen say something about libcrypt or something similar. I will eventually update this bug when I reboot my computer again (which may happen in few days) in order to give you exact name of that library, but I created a default installation without configuring anything like encryption, so I guess this should work. BTW s2disk does successfuly hibernate
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