Hibernation device not found after fresh installation with latest images

[fl4bn4t]

I installed official XFCE manjaro (manjaro-xfce-21.2.6-220416-linux515.iso) with disc encryption and hibernation. Unfortunately after first reboot I got the following error message:

Device does not exist or access denied.
ERROR: resume: hibernation device '/dev/mapper/luks-....' not found

I was able to reproduce it also with latest official KDE (manjaro-kde-21.2.6-220416-linux515.iso) on my virtualbox.
So it seems this is a general issue with the latest images when enabling disc encryption and hibernation.

I didn’t found a solution for it searching through the forum or the internet.

I workarounded the issue by using an older image (manjaro-xfce-21.1.6-211017-linux513.iso), with this the hibernation is working well.

Attached a screenshot from the error message and console output from ‘lsblk’:

output from crypttab, default grub, fstab:

[fl4bn4t]

Hello, I openend topic Hibernation device not found after fresh installation with latest images and it seems nobody can help.
Therefore I would like to ask where can I open a bug ticket for manjaro so that a manjaro developer can look into it?
Since everybody can reproduce the issue with the latest images, it would make sense to open a bug ticket.

Thank you in advance

[Mirdarthos]

Hi @fl4bn4t,

I do not use LUKS or hibernation, but I have seen quite a lot of the errors as in you post on here. You should try the search function sometime.

Please see:

Hibernation not working, need help

I want to use hibernation with a LUKS encrypted main partition. Problem is, the machine state is not saved. After selecting “Hibernation” in the logout screen, the disk light shows much activity, then the machine is off. After pressing the power button LUKS asks for its passphrase, but then the GRUB boot happens and the saved state has not been restored. I had run (in several solving attempts) hibernator, then mkinitcpio -P and update-grub, each time successfully. Early on in the search for a…

Hibernation problem with luks

Hello I just installed manjaro-i3 and i noticed that hybernation doesn’t work. I get this error message on boot: Device does not exist or access denied- ERROR: resume: hibernation device '/dev/mapper/luks-bfe28b46-8c88-465c-ad49-f240 lsblk: └─nvme0n1p3 259:3 0 17G 0 part └─luks-bfe28b46-8c88-465c-ad49-f24043930b67 254:1 0 17G 0 crypt [SWAP] My fstab: /dev/mapper/luks-bfe28b46-8c88-465c-ad49-f24043930b67 swap swap defaults,noa…

It seems to me there is something amiss in the etc/default/grub file. Specifically with the line containing GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=:

Hibernation not working, need help

Solved. In etc/default/grub the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=… must contain the identifier as a device, not as a UUID. Even if that device has that UUID. With the data from my OP: I replaced resume=/dev/disk/by-uuid/33333333-3333-3333-3333-333333333333 with resume=/dev/mapper/crypt_sda2 and it works. Probably (?) because the UUID of /dev/mapper/crypt_sda2 (from blkid) points to all btrfs subvolumes (in fstab), and even if /swap would be correctly identified, the physic…

Also, check out:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dm-crypt/Swap_encryption

Hope you manage!

[fl4bn4t]

Thank you for the reply @Mirdarthos , I already searched and found these links, most of them using hibernation with btrfs, which I do not.

Also, I am not searching for a ‘solution’, but want to open a bug ticket, since someone should fix the issue upstream, so that a fresh installation of manjaro with encryption and hibernation didn’t result in hibernation error messages.

[Olli]

well i think you’re expecting too much “service”. manjaro is an arch-based rolling-release and therefore it’s a basic rule to deal with problems on yourself. you need the spirit to live, deal and use trial and error.

[linux-aarhus]

@fl4bn4t

Since everybody can reproduce the issue with the latest images

If that is so - then it is likely an issue with the Calamares installer - Calamares (official repo) · GitHub

Manjaro works closely with upstream - having their own repo - Applications / calamares · GitLab

[fl4bn4t]

@linux-aarhus
Thank you very much for your reply. Your links to calamares repo helping a lot

In case someone running into that issue, I opened a bug ticket for manjaro calamares.

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