On 15/05/20 15:16 wrote:
> Hibernation ends here in an instant reboot.
I am sorry I cannot help you, but at least I can tell a funny
story - I like to watch machines fighting themselves.
Years ago, when I was using Ubuntu, I learned that hibernation
wasn't a safe practice because everything in RAM would be stored in the
hard drive - potencially, even the passwords recently introduced in web
browsers. Therefore, I accessed the Ubuntu settings and configured
Ubuntu to never hibernate. From that moment on, every time my Ubuntu
notebook was low on battery it would enter a loop where it would annouce
it was to going into hibernation, then abort, then start again. It was
like "I am going to hibernate... Oh, now I remember I am disallowed from
doing so... Oh, I forgot it, so I am going to hibernate... Oh, I
remember it again...".
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Ignacio Agulló · [email protected]
