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By modifying partition table for install whit Life CD flight 7 hibernating is not working

Bug #45724 reported by TodTop
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Ubuntu
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Bug Description

By installing Dapper from Life CD flight 7 in the default partition table is suspend, hibernating normal working.

When I install my own partition table like 15G for /, 1G swap, and the rest for /home is suspend and hibernating no more working and start like normal restart.

I have Fujitsu Siemens Amilo l7300, 1400Mhz, 512Ram

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Pradeep (pradeep+-deactivatedaccount) wrote :

Is this still an issue with the latest dapper/edgy releases?

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TodTop (topalov1678) wrote : Re: [Bug 45724] Re: By modifying partition table for install whit Life CD flight 7 hibernating is not working

That was an Problem only with the Live CD, with the Dapper release in
the RC state. I use in the stabel release the Alternate CD for install.

Am Freitag, den 15.12.2006, 11:19 +0000 schrieb Pradeep Varadarajan:
> Is this still an issue with the latest dapper/edgy releases?
>
> ** Changed in: Ubuntu
> Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
>

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Nick Fishman (bsdlogical) wrote :

This is probably a duplicate or close relative of Bug #55535.

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Peter Whittaker (pwwnow) wrote :

I'm closing this based on TodTop's reply in comment#2: It appears this was corrected in the final release (if I am reading this correctly). TodTop, if this is incorrect - if the bug is still present in on released CDs (not pre-release daily builds) - please re-open the bug and let us know exactly what CDs have the problem. It would also be beneficial to test against Edgy (Ubuntu 6.10) if possible. Thanks!

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