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I don't remember when it was exactly, but there was a point a couple years ago where some kernel developer looked at the hibernate code and realized it was basi
by war1025 7y ago
I don't remember when it was exactly, but there was a point a couple years ago where some kernel developer looked at the hibernate code and realized it was basically garbage and redid it.
Ever since then, I haven't had any problems. Previous to that, I couldn't get hibernate to work on my Thinkpad at all.
I believe the core issue is the original writer tried to get too fancy with the data serialization and it was getting corrupted somewhere along the way. So then it would go to resume from hibernate, find garbage data, and freeze up.