On 01/17/2015 06:02 PM, Chris Murphy wrote:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Uswsusp
It looks like it support swapfiles. I still don't think a sparse file
backing a loop device as a swap device will work for suspend to disk,
but it may just be a matter of creativity. If this is a laptop I think
you're better off with swap on the internal drive and just make up the
space you've lost some other way. If you ever have to grab it and go
you don't want an object attached that can get caught on something and
snapped off. If the laptop has an optical drive, remove it and put in
a hard drive to supplement the SSD.
The nand flash sinks completely into the multi-flash
reader/writer, nothing to protrude. So I think this
is a good solution for my situation. I really do not
want to back up 2TB drive, repartition it to create
a 16GB swap partition and restore the rest.
Too gosh darned time consuming.
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