On Tue, Nov 05, 2013 at 06:40:03PM +0100, Jes wrote: > Sorry, I don't understand you. You says the problem is solved since > yesterday (the snapshot my computer is running is from 03/11/2013), but at > the same time you says the swap size is not bib enough, but it's more than > the memory+64Mb (http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20120712101743). > And, in fact, my laptop hibernated one week ago (more or less). >
The "old way" (up until yesterday) entailed the following: 1. Check if the default swap device (the one printed in autoconf) was the size of physical memory or greater. If not, abort hibernate. 2. Next, check if the range consuming the last "physical memory size" amount of swap was unallocated (eg, on an 8GB machine, check to make sure that the last 8GB was unallocated). If not, abort hibernate. You probably had something swapped out into that end range, so we aborted. But as Theo mentions, this discussion is moot due to the improvements that went in yesterday. > I have two swap partitions, sd1b and sd1j. The total amount of swap is > about 12G. I think with the small one (more than 3Gb) the system > hibernated, and with the 8Gb it did too. We currently only use the default swap device. Any extra swap you've got defined is ignored. > > Could you explain a bit more this? > > About the USB problem... thanks for solve it :) > > Thanks > > Jes > > > On Tue, Nov 5, 2013 at 6:23 PM, Theo de Raadt <dera...@cvs.openbsd.org>wrote: > > > > This ocurrs in last two o three snapshots (I cannot be more precise) but > > it > > > used to work fine in current. > > > > > > Hibernation fails with the following message: > > > > > > > > > insufficient swap space for hibernate > > > acpi0: hibernate_suspend failed > > > > This problem has been there since the start. Anyways, I fixed it > > yesterday. It now will let you hibernate. There are some range checks > > still missing in the code, and those are being improved... > > > > > b: 17946495 177387840 swap > > > > No, it is not big enough. The old calculation required a lot more > > overhead. It was ridiculous. > > > > > Hibernation it's very useful due to a problem in my laptop (Thinkpad T410 > > > with IvyBridge): no powered usb ports on resume after suspend. > > Hibernation > > > is a good replacement for suspend when it runs out of battery. > > > > This USB problem is about to be solved, a diff is coming from mpi@ > > > > T
