amnesia: yes, i have done exactly this:
- determined my swap-partition device with fdisk -l
- got the right UUID of the swap-partition with vol_id
- wrote <i>RESUME=UUID=<the-swap-partition-uuid-from-vol_ID></i> in <i>/etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume</i>
- wrote the right UUID into the /etc/fstab
- then i had to correct the symlink to /dev/hda2 (in my case) in /dev/disk/by-uuid to the new one, that vol_id has told me
- regenerated the initrd with update-initramfs -u, what finished without errors.
but after the next reboot, the swap partition is not used because the UUID has changed again ....
amnesia: yes, i have done exactly this:
- determined my swap-partition device with fdisk -l
- got the right UUID of the swap-partition with vol_id
- wrote UUID=<the- swap-partition- uuid-from- vol_ID> </i> initramfs- tools/conf. d/resume< /i>
<i>RESUME=
in <i>/etc/
- wrote the right UUID into the /etc/fstab
- then i had to correct the symlink to /dev/hda2 (in my case) in /dev/disk/by-uuid to the new one, that vol_id has told me
- regenerated the initrd with update-initramfs -u, what finished without errors.
but after the next reboot, the swap partition is not used because the UUID has changed again ....