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Where is resume file?

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Why don't I have a resume file in the path: /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d?
Shouldn't there be in this path?

I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 and while installation I created a swap partition (instead of swapfile) that is regularly in use, in fact the output of swapon -s is:

Filename                Type        Size    Used    Priority

/dev/sdb5                               partition   9765884 0   -2

N.B.: Actually I'm looking for this file because I want to migrate from swap partition to a swapfile, and for this purpose I found some simple instructions which, at the end, also suggest to edit this "resume" file (that I don't have)!

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answered 3 Years ago rtbrbab · Accepted Answer

You'll have one only after you hibernate your system (instead of shutting down), otherwise you don't have one.

Not having one is normal (if you watch the boot messages, you'll note an error with it not being found which leads to the normal cold boot). The file's presence tells the system it was hibernated and a resume is required (instead of cold-boot).

It doesn't relate to the swapfile/swap-partition change

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelHibernate