When trying to pm-hibernate being root, there's no problem. But when you sudo
it, it hibernates; but then when trying to wake it crashes and reboots.

On Thu, 20 Feb 2014 08:37:26 -0300 Mariano Ignacio Baragiola  <mariano@baragiola.com.ar> wrote:
 > Package: pm-utils
 > Version: 1.4.1-13
 > Severity: grave
 > Justification: causes non-serious data loss
 >
 > When trying to pm-hibernate being root, there's no problem. But when
you sudo
 > it, it hibernates; but then when trying to wake it crashes and
reboots.

Is there any sort of error message? What size swap do you have, how
much RAM, and do you use a swap file or swap partition?

Best regards,
--
Cameron Norman

severity 739605 normal
thanks

Perhaps have a look at the man page about where to find log info for
debugging this, and for possible quirks you may have to use.

The man page also states that the pm-* executables are normally supposed
to be called by power managers/daemons, and that calling them directly
from the command line may or may not work. So I think we can adjust the
severity accordingly.

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