Re: Swap areas lose their signatures after reboot

Hello,


> swsusp plays with them... Are you using swsusp?

I am not using swsusp.

I found out that as I had alredy guessed the swap signature
("SWAPSPACE2" at address 0xFF6 of the swap partition) has been deleted
after a reboot.


Christoph
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- Swap areas lose their signatures after reboot
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- Re: Swap areas lose their signatures after reboot
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