Xmemory: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "pixmap" Udubseattle.tumblr. 11.10 - How can I increase resolution when impossible to set up nvidia driver. Toshiba Qosmio G40 How to get Ubuntu 10.4 Going. Resume from Hibernate Failed on Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon - Turbulent Sky. By Peter Ridge For many years I’ve enjoyed the reliability of the Ubuntu/Kubuntu Linux hibernate functionality (just the opposite of Windows). However, today it actually failed. When I powered up the system, it didn’t resume from the swap file. Instead, it just booted up as if I had previously killed the power. Upon checking into the problem, I noticed that the UUID for the swap partition had changed. 1.
UUID=a-bunch-of-letters-and-numbers none swap sw 0 0 On the line above it should be a comment that says what partition it is (e.g. # /dev/hda2) Now, armed with that information, do the following: 2. sudo mkswap /dev/your-swap-partition For /dev/your-swap-partition, fill in the swap partition path you found in the /etc/fstab file. 3. sudo gedit /etc/fstab Look for the same UUID= line from step #1 (the one for your swap partition). 4. sudo gedit /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume Replace the old UUID value that appears after RESUME=UUID= in the file with the new value from step #2.