Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 20 Dec 2004 16:41:38 +0100 | From | Pavel Machek <> | Subject | Re: swsusp and available swap space |
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Hi!
> If say I have 980KB of memory used (of a total of 1GB
980MB?
> physical RAM), and rest currently in swap memory > giving me 1GB total ram used, and a swap of 1GB, when > suspending would this fail? Wouldn't the swapped > partition memory have to be moved somewhere?
Try without highmem, and try suspending just after boot, when not that much memory is in use. If too much memory is used after boot, boot with init=/bin/bash, swapon and trigger swsusp.
> I can't be sure because I cant suspend to disk yet.. > it continues to abort and I wonder if its due to the > swap size not being big enough for all ram + swapped > memory to fit on the swap partition?
Messages from suspend would be helpfull.
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