Hibernation requires a physical storage area equal to the size of RAM. In #Linux, this is the swap partition. Partitioning happens before an OS is installed. Gimmicky ways exist to repartition storage on an installed system that are inherently risky and cannot work in all situations.
I don't know what Windows does that it calls hibernation. Hardware vendors and their BIOSes often enable only the specific types of suspend Windows enables.
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@Corb_The_Lesser it is possible to hibernate using a swap file. No need for a swap partition
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@andxor Thanks!
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@Corb_The_Lesser we use a swap file for 6 years on Ubuntu , it s a bit more complicated than a partition for hibernation
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@freechelmi The default swap file in Ubuntu is 2 gigs, I think. If a user opts for hibernation, that file size is increased sufficiently?
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@Corb_The_Lesser nope , I m writing a small gui tool to automate all the steps....
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@freechelmi I checked a default 25.04 install here on an older machine and its 4, not 2, gigs.
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@Corb_The_Lesser My script is here , I have to update it https://github.com/ekimiateam/scripts/blob/master/enablehibernate.sh
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@freechelmi Thanks. Bookmarked.
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