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Is your VPS slow to boot? Check this

daviddavid Member

Try VNC, to see if there's an error message like this.

"Gave up waiting for suspend/resume device"

There's a long pause while that times out, and then it continues to boot.

If you have a swap device, find it's UUID.

blkid

Then update the block id here, if it's different.

/etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume

RESUME=UUID={your correct swap UUID}

Then...

update-initramfs -u

My theory is provider images all use the same UUID and might not get updated during deployment.

Perhaps there's a better way to disable hibernation, since you're probably not using it on a VPS, but I haven't looked into it too much. The above fixes the slow boot.

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