I’m once again back to using Manjaro. I recall running the USB installer at some point in the past, and it set everything up, and included settings for hibernate.
A couple of days ago, when I installed it, it didn’t include the configuration for hibernate. What do I need to do, to get the installer to set up hibernate automatically?
I suspect it’s something to do with partitions. In the past, the installer created multiple partitions, including the swap one. (How much free space do I need for the installer to do this?) Most recently, it just created one partition.
I’d prefer to reinstall, as I have a mostly-fresh install, rather than troubleshoot; because hibernate is not working right now…
You basically need 3 things: a swap partition or a file (larger than ram), a hook in mkinitcpio, and to add the the name of the file/partition to the boot line in grub.
will create a Swap File large enough for Hibernate to work.
Your other option is to use Manual partitioning, and create the EFI boot partition, the Root Partition (and Optionally a Home Partition), a Swap Partition large enough to Hibernate
It depends on your current knowledge and skill, as to which you choose.
