On 4:04pm, Senthil Anand wrote:

> During Hibernate, the entire content of RAM is dumped on the swap space. 
> On the next boot, the kernel just loads the memory contents from swap. 
> So you have all the applications and files just as they were previously.

In the problem condition also, RAM hold all the HDD status. I thought,
system should come back to normal status. My Q is what are the HDD
specific info/status is stored during the hibernate??

Bye :)
-- 
Bharathi S

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