Unable to Hibernate: Swap header not found
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I hadn't allocated any swap partition while installing ubuntu before so I couldn't hibernate my laptop which gave error: couldn't find swap device,try swapon. I then created a swap partition using GParted of size about 10Gb and checked on swapon.
I then checked the size of swap in terminal,
I don't understand what this means and I am not sure what should I do after this. Still, I am unable to hibernate and now it says Swap header not found. What should I do to solve this problem?
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I hadn't allocated any swap partition while installing ubuntu before so I couldn't hibernate my laptop which gave error: couldn't find swap device,try swapon. I then created a swap partition using GParted of size about 10Gb and checked on swapon.
I then checked the size of swap in terminal,
I don't understand what this means and I am not sure what should I do after this. Still, I am unable to hibernate and now it says Swap header not found. What should I do to solve this problem?
18.04 swap hibernate
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It means you have both a swapfile and a swap partition. Are they both defined in your/etc/fstab?
– PerlDuck
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drive.google.com/open?id=1UaDUnzUISFUUurOLOLyqjx8_EU7WEVbP Does this mean that my swap partition is not defined?
– Rima
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I hadn't allocated any swap partition while installing ubuntu before so I couldn't hibernate my laptop which gave error: couldn't find swap device,try swapon. I then created a swap partition using GParted of size about 10Gb and checked on swapon.
I then checked the size of swap in terminal,
I don't understand what this means and I am not sure what should I do after this. Still, I am unable to hibernate and now it says Swap header not found. What should I do to solve this problem?
18.04 swap hibernate
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I hadn't allocated any swap partition while installing ubuntu before so I couldn't hibernate my laptop which gave error: couldn't find swap device,try swapon. I then created a swap partition using GParted of size about 10Gb and checked on swapon.
I then checked the size of swap in terminal,
I don't understand what this means and I am not sure what should I do after this. Still, I am unable to hibernate and now it says Swap header not found. What should I do to solve this problem?
18.04 swap hibernate
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It means you have both a swapfile and a swap partition. Are they both defined in your/etc/fstab?
– PerlDuck
yesterday
drive.google.com/open?id=1UaDUnzUISFUUurOLOLyqjx8_EU7WEVbP Does this mean that my swap partition is not defined?
– Rima
yesterday
Please don't post images of text. Instead, paste the text directly into your question and use the formatting tools.
– dessert
10 hours ago
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It means you have both a swapfile and a swap partition. Are they both defined in your/etc/fstab?
– PerlDuck
yesterday
drive.google.com/open?id=1UaDUnzUISFUUurOLOLyqjx8_EU7WEVbP Does this mean that my swap partition is not defined?
– Rima
yesterday
Please don't post images of text. Instead, paste the text directly into your question and use the formatting tools.
– dessert
10 hours ago
It means you have both a swapfile and a swap partition. Are they both defined in your
/etc/fstab?– PerlDuck
yesterday
It means you have both a swapfile and a swap partition. Are they both defined in your
/etc/fstab?– PerlDuck
yesterday
drive.google.com/open?id=1UaDUnzUISFUUurOLOLyqjx8_EU7WEVbP Does this mean that my swap partition is not defined?
– Rima
yesterday
drive.google.com/open?id=1UaDUnzUISFUUurOLOLyqjx8_EU7WEVbP Does this mean that my swap partition is not defined?
– Rima
yesterday
Please don't post images of text. Instead, paste the text directly into your question and use the formatting tools.
– dessert
10 hours ago
Please don't post images of text. Instead, paste the text directly into your question and use the formatting tools.
– dessert
10 hours ago
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It means you have both a swapfile and a swap partition. Are they both defined in your
/etc/fstab?– PerlDuck
yesterday
drive.google.com/open?id=1UaDUnzUISFUUurOLOLyqjx8_EU7WEVbP Does this mean that my swap partition is not defined?
– Rima
yesterday
Please don't post images of text. Instead, paste the text directly into your question and use the formatting tools.
– dessert
10 hours ago