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How does hibernate affect my suspend/resume ?

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http://www.linuxquestions.org – My system is able to resume from suspend only after I've let it hibernate:scratch:. When I do a fresh boot and suspend the system just after the desktop started, resuming will result in a black screen and I had to power off the computer (see pm-suspend-kde-fail.log). When I do a fresh boot, hibernate the system just after the desktop started, resume, and do the suspend then, the system resumes without a problem (see pm-suspend-kde-success.log). Does somebody know what could be done by hibernate that is needed for a successful resume after suspend but is n (HowTos)

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