ubuntu 18 hibernation using the power button
I am using ubuntu 18, I had issues using hibernation
systemctl-hibernate
pm-hibernate
setting the power button to hibernate,
dconf-editor,
alt+power button,
and gnome extentions did not work
It started working after I used
sudo apt install uswsusp
Now only pm-hibernate works, non of the others including systemctl-hibernate and the power button being set up to hibernate, and alt+power button
I assume that the default action when using the power button with or without alt is the systemctl-hiberate.
How can i set it up to use pm-hibernate?
18.04 shutdown swap hibernate
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I am using ubuntu 18, I had issues using hibernation
systemctl-hibernate
pm-hibernate
setting the power button to hibernate,
dconf-editor,
alt+power button,
and gnome extentions did not work
It started working after I used
sudo apt install uswsusp
Now only pm-hibernate works, non of the others including systemctl-hibernate and the power button being set up to hibernate, and alt+power button
I assume that the default action when using the power button with or without alt is the systemctl-hiberate.
How can i set it up to use pm-hibernate?
18.04 shutdown swap hibernate
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
add a comment |
I am using ubuntu 18, I had issues using hibernation
systemctl-hibernate
pm-hibernate
setting the power button to hibernate,
dconf-editor,
alt+power button,
and gnome extentions did not work
It started working after I used
sudo apt install uswsusp
Now only pm-hibernate works, non of the others including systemctl-hibernate and the power button being set up to hibernate, and alt+power button
I assume that the default action when using the power button with or without alt is the systemctl-hiberate.
How can i set it up to use pm-hibernate?
18.04 shutdown swap hibernate
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
I am using ubuntu 18, I had issues using hibernation
systemctl-hibernate
pm-hibernate
setting the power button to hibernate,
dconf-editor,
alt+power button,
and gnome extentions did not work
It started working after I used
sudo apt install uswsusp
Now only pm-hibernate works, non of the others including systemctl-hibernate and the power button being set up to hibernate, and alt+power button
I assume that the default action when using the power button with or without alt is the systemctl-hiberate.
How can i set it up to use pm-hibernate?
18.04 shutdown swap hibernate
18.04 shutdown swap hibernate
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
asked Jul 15 at 13:15
thebeancounter
16811
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Use the config on the ARK wiki and its debian version here. Then, systemd would start using s2disk (pm-hibernate uses s2disk) to hibernate. This will getsudo systemctl hibernate working, and dependent features like hibernate on Power button press will automatically work.
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Use the config on the ARK wiki and its debian version here. Then, systemd would start using s2disk (pm-hibernate uses s2disk) to hibernate. This will getsudo systemctl hibernate working, and dependent features like hibernate on Power button press will automatically work.
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Use the config on the ARK wiki and its debian version here. Then, systemd would start using s2disk (pm-hibernate uses s2disk) to hibernate. This will getsudo systemctl hibernate working, and dependent features like hibernate on Power button press will automatically work.
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Use the config on the ARK wiki and its debian version here. Then, systemd would start using s2disk (pm-hibernate uses s2disk) to hibernate. This will getsudo systemctl hibernate working, and dependent features like hibernate on Power button press will automatically work.
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Use the config on the ARK wiki and its debian version here. Then, systemd would start using s2disk (pm-hibernate uses s2disk) to hibernate. This will getsudo systemctl hibernate working, and dependent features like hibernate on Power button press will automatically work.
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