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------- Comment #19 from alpha096@xxxxxxxxxx  2007-06-05 17:55 MST -------
RE comment #9

"I can not reproduce this. I use suspend to disk on my machine on a regular
basis and my machine often crashes hard (due to a very experimental X driver
:-), so i should, in theory, see the same problem as you do. But i don't."

Now that you begin to understand you could please confirm that you are NOT ABLE
to see the same difference in boot procedure as I have now described more
clearly.

Comment#17 the image (file) whatever you would like to call in written to the
swap partition of the Disk "be cleared after resume.

Please clarify "but it should only happen if you pull the plug very
soon after resuming.". Is there a time delay feature set to delete at a
specified time or is there a reliance on during normal operation /swap space is
utilised by normal O/S application usage. I have noticed before hibernation,
sometimes on my PC 1.5GB RAM /swap must be used as there is a text statement in
the preparing for hibernation of ""Free Swap.....:

OR

Is this time delay a  set parameter similar to a "flash dirty cache buffers"
but in this case its "flush unneeded virtual memory"

Please clarify also slightly as an aside :

If Suspend to disk created an image in Virtual RAM why we have so many issues*
with suspend to RAM and Suspend to Disk (RAM is RAM weather it be virtual or
simulated.

*Not dependent on Video issues?


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