kill swsusp swap signature

[Lawless]

Hi,

I'm using the kernel built-in swsusp option.

Today I resumed - then I shut down the machine.
After that I started it again expecting it to boot normally but it resumed again!
There was still the resume image on the swap partition.

I thought that the swsusp signature gets deleted after the resume or at least when I shut down the system.
Without that I need to know whether I _must_ start with noresume or not.

How can I delete the swsusp sig from swap? Will swapon/off do it? Do I have to delete swap when shutting down?

I want the system to resume when I suspended and to boot when I shut it down before...
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[mrsteven]

On my computer the swsusp signature is removed correctly after resuming. Do you use a special kernel version?

[Lawless]

Hmm..
Maybe I know what was wrong... the first resume did not work correctly and I had to reboot...
So if you're saying this should work I think it will next time.
I had simply forgotten about the failed resume and judged too fast

I'll try it again...
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