Hibernate does not work with usplash

confirming bug, given that \sh reproduces it on his machine.

I confirm this bug on a dell latitude d800, hibernate works fine without usplash,
but with usplash it sops on a console screen saying:

insmod: error inserting '/path/to/module/: -1 File exists
...

mknod /dev/fb0: File exists
/scripts/init-premount/usplash: 44: chmod: not found
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 /dev/cdrom: open failed: No medium found
 Unable to find volume group hda9

I think only the lines concerning usplash are revelant since I have the last two
lines on a normal boot sequence.

Ok, I can duplicate this. I /think/ it's because a VT switch occurs after
processes have been frozen, except that usplash then gets signalled by the VT
switch and bad things happen. I'm looking into workarounds.

I'm not seeing this anymore: resuming from hibernate doesn't seem to attempt to use usplash. have
you fixed it Matthew?

*** Bug 20472 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Should be fixed in latest usplash

Still doesn't work for me on Dell Latitude D800
No more "/scripts/init-premount/usplash: 44: chmod: not found" message
but I still get the lines:
insmod: error inserting '/path/to/module/: -1 File exists

it about /drivers/video/console modules

Works perfectly with usplash disabled

Do you have the latest usplash installed? Have you regenerated your initrd?

didn't know I have to regenerate initrd, works fine now.

hibernation still doesn't work on Thinkpad X40
how do I regenerate initrd?

dpkg-reconfigure linux-image

rebuilding initrd didn't fix the problem.
I have opened a new bug about this:
http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15745