Hibernation device not found after removing swap partition

[Thenujan]

followed the following wiki page to remove my swap partition

Swap

but forgot to edit /etc/fstab and then enabled systemd-swap . on the next boot system was struck on Hibernation device not found for a while and then managed to boot so i removed the line from /etc/fstab . Even though boot didnt freeze after removing that line error message was still present . After reading the topic on

Resized and reorganized some partitions, but received "resume: Hibernation device not found" error

Last night, I wanted to expand the root partition so that I could upgrade the system. I did resized and reorganized partitions with GParted Live USB drive, but I received this message when I rebooted the laptop. [image] I asked tech support people on Reddit how can I do, when they all told me that I need to edit the fstab file with live media. The problem is - how do I edit the system’s fstab to fix this, and what kind of live media do I have to use? I didn’t understand the specificity.

i realized that i had to edit /etc/default/grub and /etc/mkinitcpio.conf . But these arent mentioned in the wiki

My question is did i only have to edit them because i rebooted without editing the /etc/fstab or is it not clearly written on wiki?

[Aragorn]

@Thenujan

My question is did i only have to edit them because i rebooted without editing the /etc/fstab or is it not clearly written on wiki?

Logic dictates that it should have been mentioned in the Wiki, because otherwise one will indeed run into the situation that you’ve just experienced.

[cscs]

Wiki is edited to include case of hibernation options.
(but it is pending review )

Edit… is done.