As of yesterday, I had been using Ubuntu 14.04 with a 3GB swap-space. However, I was finding that I was unable to hibernate if I had more than 3GB of RAM in-use. So, I booted on a LiveUSB of Gparted, I deleted my swap partition, shrunk my /dev/sdb1/ file system (the main one--where the operating system is), and then created a larger swap-space partition; it's now a
However, now when I hibernate, the state isn't saved. I've already edited my /etc/fstab file to account for the new UUID of the partition--but it won't work. I've made sure the swap is enabled, ran the command swapon -s
and it looked good--I think.
Here are various screenshots of the information I've given. https://i.stack.imgur.com/qBqu1.jpg
I had hibernation working perfectly prior to my resizing the swap-partition.
EDIT: my pm-suspend.log yields this: http://pastebin.com/ptzSnyB2
Something fishy with the thaw commands. (??)
