Re: Create a swap partition after installation
On a hdd with msdos partition table there is no way to create new partitions when you have existing 4 primary partitions.
There is a program called fixparts that is able to convert a primary partition into logical. I would try to convert the root partition you have (/dev/sda3) into logical, and that would allow you to create another logical from the 15GB unallocated space if it's position immediately before /dev/sda3 as you say it is.
Note that changes like this have a certain amount of risk, so you should have a full backup before trying this. I have never used fixparts, but I have seen on it's website that it has ability to convert to logical. Read carefully the instructions on the website:
http://www.rodsbooks.com/fixparts/
Once you have the swap created, you will have to add it to /etc/fstab but that's easy. We can give you instructions once you are there.
Also, once you have the swap partition I think hibernate will work by defauls. Now it doesn't work since the swap partition is where it saves data so it can hibernate.
Darko.
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