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[George Ingram <pictsidhe@xxxxxxxxx>]

This was still a problem in 13.10. It started ok, but then stared happening on 13.10. I'd done a fake-pae install on an X40 so can't comment on previous versions. It was magically 'fixed' when I upgraded to 14.04. but it just resurfaced >:/
 
Suspend by shutting the lid or low power and when I resume, the system has lost track of the original mount and asks me if I want to view in file manager, as with removeable storage.

This is a 5 year old bug, a lot of people with old notebooks boost the
storage with SD cards, it would be very nice if we could rely on them.

Mine is now mounted on /home/username/sd.

I started using it a permanent storage after 14.04 upgrade 'fixed' the
problem.

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Title:
  SD Card containing /home corrupted on resume

Status in “pm-utils” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Suspend/resume works on the Mini 9 as of the latest kernel update(it
  did not with the previous kernel). I have Jaunty installed with  /
  partition on the internal SSD and my /home folder on an SDHC card.
  When I resumed the home folder was not mounted and it appears that the
  filesystem was corrupted. Both / and /home are formatted in ext4. I
  ran dmesg to see what it said(image below) I then restarted and it ran
  fsck on boot and gave an error. I hit Ctrl+D and when I tried to log
  in my /home folder had not been mounted.

  I have attached pictures of dmesg | tail, fstab, and fsck.

  http://omploader.org/vMWQ5Yg
  http://omploader.org/vMWQ5Yw
  http://omploader.org/vMWQ5ZA

  This is with Jaunty, I am not sure what package the problem is with
  exactly. I don't know if it is ext4 or something else.

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