Boot from S3 state failing

Eryan · 24. Mai 2016

Zitat von ryecoaaron

The problem with this is that if you fill tmpfs (usually defaults to half of system memory), it wants to write to swap.

I have the Plex logs and some Samba configuration/logs mounted as tmpfs. Now that I recall, the problem started happening when I enabled these 2. Add to that the tmpfs for the flash memory plugin and the result might be a shortage of ram. Sound logic to me.

tinh_x7 · 24. Mai 2016

I found this thread regarding flashmemory plugin: Concerns about installing Flashmemory plugin

ryecoaaron · 25. Mai 2016

That post was all about people losing their logs if the system lost power. Personally, I don't care about my logs or old data since I don't look at the graphs. There are plenty of ways to backup those files but writing them back to the system drive defeats the purpose of the plugin in my eyes.

ryecoaaron · 25. Mai 2016

Zitat von Eryan

I have the Plex logs and some Samba configuration/logs mounted as tmpfs. Now that I recall, the problem started happening when I enabled these 2. Add to that the tmpfs for the flash memory plugin and the result might be a shortage of ram. Sound logic to me.

I think you definitely filled tmpfs and memory using flashmemory and plex with 2gb ram. 4gb will make your system much happier

Eryan · 31. Mai 2016

After increasing the system RAM to 4 GB and re-enabling the flash memory plugin, I stopped having random freezes. However, I am not using suspend any more, I am putting the system into hibernation since it saves some extra €€€ compared to suspension. It hast been almost one week without any issues. As @ryecoaaron mentioned, the 2 GB were not enough for the different things being loaded to the RAM.

Thanks to all for the help!

tinh_x7 · 31. Mai 2016

Glad to hear that.

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