Hibernate Script 2.0

hibernate-disk:Warning: Tuxonice binary signature file not found. Usage: hibernate-disk [options] Activates software suspend and control its parameters. -h, --help Shows this help screen. --version Shows the Hibernate Script version. -f, --force Ignore errors and suspend anyway. -k, --kill Kill processes if needed, in order to suspend. -v<n>, --verbosity=<n> Change verbosity level (0 = errors only, 3 = verbose, 4 = debug) -F<file>, --config-file=<file> Use the given configuration file instead of the default (/etc/hibernate/disk.conf) --dry-run Don't actually do anything. -g, --restore-grub [grub] Restores the grub menu to normal (use if a resume was not completed successfully) and exits the script. A suspend is not performed. --lock-console-as <username> [lock] Uses vlock to lock the entire system after resuming, requirng you to enter the password for the given user to unlock it. This overrides any username given in the configuration file. (Requires vlock) -n, --no-suspend [sysfs_power_state] Disables actually suspending the system. This is useful for testing the hibernate script itself. -r[0|1], --reboot[=<0|1>] (requires UseTuxOnIce on) [tuxonice] If 0 is specified, disables rebooting after writing the image, regardless of the Reboot option in the configuration file. If 1 or omitted, will force a reboot after writing the image. --bug-report (requires UseTuxOnIce on) [tuxonice] Gathers a bunch of information about your machine and writes it to standard output. Please attach this information along with any bug reports to the TuxOnIce mailing list. For configuration file options for hibernate.conf, man hibernate.conf. Hibernate Script 2.0 (C) 2004-2006 Bernard Blackham