[Bug 983805] Re: Resume boot script fix makes /bin/resume unnecessary (kernel's internal swsusp)

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Title:
  Resume boot script fix makes /bin/resume unnecessary (kernel's
  internal swsusp)

Status in “initramfs-tools” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  This patch to scripts/local-premount/resume makes the C program
  /bin/resume unnecessary (from klibc-utils, source resumelib.c).

  The source shows that C program /bin/resume is simply echoing
  major:minor[:offset] onto /sys/power/resume, which is exactly
  what is done in this patch, but using shell commands.

  This patch is against initramfs-tools_0.99ubuntu12, but
  the file scripts/local-premount/resume has stayed the
  same for quite a while (at least since maverick).

  I will also post the full script file.
  .

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