Public bug reported:
After 17.04, it's now recommended, and the default, to use a swapfile
instead of a swap partition. However, hibernation appears to be
completely incompatible/non-functional with this, resulting in
hibernation nolonger being possible at all.
It's possible to configure GRUB to use the swapfile, and suspend-to-swap
will succeed provided the resume_offset parameter is present. However
resume will never occur, regardless of how GRUB and initramfs are
configured, it just flat-out ignores resuming completely and nothing
gets logged about it.
** Affects: kernel-package (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Hibernation regression due to removal of swap partition
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