## your snapshot device. You should not need to change this.
# snapshot device = /dev/snapshot
#
## enter your swap device here. Read the warning on pm-utils above, please!
#resume device = <path_to_resume_device_file>
#
## image size will also be filled in by pm-utils
#image size = 350000000
#
#suspend loglevel = 2
#max loglevel =
#
## compute checksum will slow down suspend and resume.
## Debugging option, default n
#compute checksum = y
#
## compression will often speed up suspend and resume (default y)
#compress = n
#
## encryption support is rather basic right now - e.g. USB keyboards will not
## work to enter the key in the standard initrd, also beware of
## non-US keyboard layouts. Only use this if you know what you are doing.
#encrypt = y
#
## RSA key file that is used for encryption
#RSA key file = /etc/suspend.key
#
## start writing out the image early, before buffers are full.
## will most of the time speed up overall writing time (default y)
#early writeout = n
#
## use splash picture? (default y)
#splash = y
#
## shutdown method:
## platform - go through ACPI BIOS to power off the machine (default on
##            machines that support it)
## shutdown - just power off like after a shutdown
## reboot   - reboot instead of powering off. For debugging only.
#shutdown method = platform
#
## resume offset: for use with swapfiles, use "swap-offset" to find out.
#resume offset = 12345
#
## pause after resume for n seconds, so that the timing information can
## actually be read (default 0 => don't pause)
#resume pause = 2
#
## use threads for suspend? (default n)
## this hugely speeds up encryption and also compression on mulitcore machines
#threads = y