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Operating Systems Linux TuxOnIce stalls 3 times before resuming Post 302729849 by jim mcnamara on Sunday 11th of November 2012 12:25:54 PM
Old 11-11-2012
This is where Tux is using the swap paritition to restore system/process stacks and RAM.
Code:
PM: Checking hibernation image partition swap:/dev/sda5

Look at vsock and vmnet - they are dynamically built by boot up and are having issues.

There are other similar issues. The short answer seems to me to be a conflict of user software with a "deferred" Tux startup. The actual delays reported by Tux are less than seconds. File sync is taking a looong time.

Here is the biggest Tux time consumer:
Code:
[  101.954109] usb 3-1: USB disconnect, device number 2
#start of this is not in the log so ^ this line I included. USB is not a big issue at all.
[ 1009.179916] PM: Syncing filesystems ... done.

My guess is that you have added a bunch of software, and you have a load of data on your filesystems, all of which conspire to make your life miserable.

By any chance did you add support for a new filesystem that did not come with the box?

If you have backups, make a full current backup, then try to restore system status (your system paritition is just system software, right) to a period way back when things were working well.
 

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