Yes, you are probably correct.
They advise to have swap large than physical memory in order to Hibernate,
but not everyone gets the message.
The quickest fix is to create a swapfile.
I have read that it is far more flexible and nearly equal in speed to a physical swap.
I found this in google:
http://www.mail-archive.com/csi_nsit@ya ... 00057.html
which explains very well the function and how to create / add a swap file,
and this also
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq .
saludos,
Richard.
[invalid] LinuxMint 7 Hibernate with SWAP smaller than RAM.
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