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My boot time is a bit long and it gives me the following message:
W: initramfs-tools configuration sets RESUME=UUID=long-alpha-numerical-string
W: but no matching swap device is available.
I get the same message after boot if I type at the command line:
# update initramfs -u
Moreover, if I display the block device attribute with
# blkid
I get a list of UUIDs, none of which matches the one showing up on the long string in the warning message. Obviously, the UUID called by initramfs is wrong. Apart from that, my Ubuntu 18.04 installation works well but I may not have a working swap space.
Could anyone help me set up the correct UUID at boot time?
Last edited by no-windose; 05-14-2020 at 05:59 PM.
Might have been easier to just adjust the UUID of the swap to match rather than chase where it is referenced - see "man mkswap".
Else check that grub doesn't also pass the same resume to the kernel - the update initramfs probably picks that up.
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