Or perhaps, the problem is in uswsusp?
I uninstalled uswsusp and used the default hibernation mechanism with
Plymouth successfully. But the advantage of uswsusp is that it always
frees swap after resuming, while, in the case of the default mechanism,
swap isn't freed after several hibernations, so that the system is
somewhat slow immediately after resuming.
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