On Jan 4, 2012 2:30 PM, "Jonathan Vasquez" <jvasquez1011@gmail.com> wrote:
There have been 12 posts I made in this thread, only 1 was top post
because
it slipped my key stroke.
While top posting is indeed annoying (I often waste my own time converting them to inline-style when replying, to preserve context), this thread has no further use ... the OP has neither clarified nor responded. It's all good -- nice work on the contributions elsewhere -- best to simply ignore nonconstructive thoughts entirely. I would recommend you and others open a new thread with your respective hibernation problems. Try tracing the mkinitcpio procedure to learn more ... it's very simple; most hooks only run at creation-time, some at boot-time, and some both. Tweak the kernel line or resume hook to increase verbosity, or add a line to the hook that drops you to an interactive busybox shell for investigation -- explore a bit to learn how. Copy the command printed after `mkinitcpio -p linux` and generate debug images using an alternate target location (and maybe config too) and modify your bootloader on the fly or add a separate entry ... this prevents you from locking yourself out should something go awry. The 'Net welcomes only autodidacts, and expects brute force mastery of knowledge ... success is developing a wickedly efficient attack vector. Good luck. -- C Anthony