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Suspend and Hibernate were both working perfectly in Ubuntu 9.04 (with Kernel 2.6.30). But when I upgraded to 9.10 my machine will not resume after suspend or hibernate.

I am curious to know what...

Thanks Klemes! I'm not sure what kind of modem he has, but I do appreciate the advice and clarification. At least I know where to start in helping him.

Thanks again.

I don't think he's about to pack up his desktop and start hiking with it to find an alternate connection.

I'm trying to encourage him to use Ubuntu, not get him to completely dispel the idea...
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I've been using Ubuntu since 7.04, but never had a need to use a dial-up connection so this is new ground to me.

I gave a copy of 9.10 to a friend of mine who is completely new to Linux who likes...

Add X-Updates to your repository list (found here: https://launchpad.net/%7Eubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/ (don't forget to add the key), and then do


sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get...

I had a similar problem once... I had Vista and XP (in that order) and then decided to delete the Vista partition to install Ubuntu. Then I could boot into Ubuntu but not Windows (since I killed the...

Exactly as I said previously! ;) I'm really glad it worked for you, hopefully it will help for others as well!

(ok well not *exactly* as I said, since you summed it up a little clearer into one...

That's awesome! I'm really glad it worked for you and you are very welcome 2FishInATank!

I cannot vouch for TuxOnIce (Suspend 2) as I have never used it. Sorry. At least it seems to be working for you to some extent.

In regards to the keyring and etc. It sounds like you installed...

No, Update Manager would not already have installed that version of the Kernel. The 2.6.30 branch is going to be used for Karmic, but is not offered by default to Jaunty. You need to download and...

Sorry about that Scott... I should have been more specific before...

You need the headers, the image, and the all (headers)

linux-headers-2.6.30-020630-generic_2.6.30-020630_i386.deb...

Hm... My dad had a similar problem when he first installed Ubuntu... I helped him fix it over the phone while I was distracted with about 5 other things so I'm a little fuzzy on how exactly it...

Hey Scott,

Yeah that's really strange... It's interesting that blkid could not detect the UUID for the swap...

It looks like your swap's UUID is:

You can try adding it to your /etc/fstab...

:) Hey no worries, I'm glad you posted, I forgot to mention the swapon command and you reminded me. So it's all good.

Take care!

Thanks jrox717, I forgot to add the swapon command... also, ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid is good, but I think blkid is a little easier to read. But it's nice to see we're on the same page.

Yeah it looks like your swap partition is not being mounted at boot...

Run the following to see if your swap partition exists (post output if you want/need help locating it):

sudo fdisk -l...

Be careful with cfdisk if you use your that disk for other operating systems (I think I recall you mentioning you dual boot with windows?)... read the manual and you'll see why. (man cfdisk)

Try:

cat /etc/fstab
It looks like you spelled "etc" as "ect".

Also, use [_code_] instead of [_quote_] (without the _'s), that should keep the spacing.

haha! Yeah that would do it. Don't feel bad, I've done that before myself. It's an easy oversight to make.

So did the swap partition help?

I have been using Ubuntu since 7.04 on my Acer Notebook and for a long time could not get the suspend/hibernate to work. I tried everything...

However, I found a fix (at least for my problem)...

OK finally fixed it after some more messing around... In case anyone else has this problem here's what I had to do...



sudo apt-get remove kompozer kompozer-dev libnspr4-dev adobe-flashplugin...

I tried removing kompozer, but it failed. I tried purging and that failed too.


alex@notebook:~$ sudo apt-get remove kompozer
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree ...

Monday night I did an update and near the end of the update Firefox crashed and I got a crash report, but the crash report was for the update (firefox was on the list of updates, but from what I...

To answer your question specifically regarding the code you were trying to use from that website, I think there was an extra dash in there...

Original code:

sudo wget...

Nevermind. I just followed the guide here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311158

It worked much better. I still had an issue with the NVIDIA driver, so I had to reinstall it using the...