BIG FAT WARNING Software suspend
When i try and boot in to the my linux distro (http://www.bitbuilder.com/x1000/) from GRUB I get the following error
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=== Software Suspend === Just a note... in the install notes (http://www.bitbuilder.com/x1000/) the developer has intended to have 2 extended partitions that I did not create because of lack of space (developer had 60gb i have 40gb) Anyone have any Ideas? Xoom:newbie: |
has anyone ever heard of this error?
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anyone?
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Does this look like it will help? Found this by searching for "software suspend"
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BootSplash patch Get the patch from here ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/stepa....1.4-2.6.3.diff patch -p1 < /pathtopatch/bootsplash-3.1.4-2.6.3.diff Ok hopefully you go no hunk errors when patching Configuring the Kernel Type make xconfig compile the following into the kernel For Hibernation you need these set PowerManagement Options -----> Software Suspend 2--------> Swap Writter PowerManagement Options -----> Software Suspend 2--------> Compile in debuggin output PowerManagement Options -----> Software Suspend 2-------->Relaxed /proc/swsusp permissions For bootsplash you need these set Device Drivers ------> Graphics Support------->VESA VGA Device Drivers ------> Graphics Support------->Bootsplash Configuration------>Bootup splash screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Just trying to give you something to go on here, and bump your post back up to get you some real help. Good luck! |
Re: BIG FAT WARNING Software suspend
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A swap partition is required for swsusp. If you don't have one then leave out the "resume" kernel parameters. |
hello,
I was working on software suspend and got the same error.It comes basically because of incorrect parameters mentioned in the bootloader(menu.lst for grub).extra spaces or newlines will add to the problem.just check the parameters of resume2 in the bootloader,also try to load with "noresume" on same kernel,it should work if the prob is with parameters. bye narsiyvr. |
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