'Hibernate' 'reboots' machine :)

[Mario Splivalo]

I apologize, but each time I sent it I got message back saying that it
couldn't get delivered because of lack of disk space on the server.

I haven't received my email back in my inbox, so I tought that my
message was not delivered.

I apologize once again for the noise I created.

	Mike

On Thu, 2005-12-15 at 14:15 +0000, Aaron Kiley wrote:
> Sending this to the list 4 times wont get a responce any quicker, and
> could be considered spamming!
> 
> On 15/12/05, Mario Splivalo <mario.splivalo at mobart.hr> wrote:
>         I go to System-LogOut and then select Hibernate. Screen goes
>         black 
>         (which is a bit annoying - could it display some progress bar
>         or just
>         the percentage counter?), and after a minute or so the laptop
>         powers
>         off.
>         
>         When I turn it back on, Ubuntu boots, it says 'loading
>         modules', then 
>         the percentage counter starts restoring the RAM from the disk
>         image, and
>         afte that's done the laptop does the reboot. And everything I
>         had
>         working on is gone.
>         
>         I've been browsing trough /var/log/syslog
>         and /var/log/messages, but 
>         didn't seem to find any usefull (at least for me) information.
>         
>         So, I'd appreciate anything that could help me have a
>         functional
>         'hibernate' option.
>         
>         The laptop is IBM (Lenovo) ThinkPad R52.
>         
>         I used to have Gericom Hummer, on which hibernate functioned
>         well. 
>         
>                 Mike
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>         Mob-Art
>         mario.splivalo at mobart.hr
>         
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Mario Splivalo
Mob-Art
mario.splivalo at mobart.hr

"I can do it quick, I can do it cheap, I can do it well. Pick any two."