I'll see if with this load, hibernate fails or not.
You have 2,75 GByte of Memory + 256 MByte of Graphic Ram right?
correct.
If your system use the the SWAP partition to hybernate, then it will fail, because it has to do a "swapoff" and write the contents of the SWAP to memory.
In clear, you are currently using
4096 MByte RAM + 374 MByte SWAP - 249 MByte Free
you mean 372MB of swap is used (not 374 MB?).
= 4221 MByte = 4,12 GByte
which is to much o fit into memory.
How did you arrive at 4096 MB figure? Are you adding the currently used mem + cached pages? -mandeep
-mandeep
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