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that's right, a swap file is a "filesystem" unto its own. you still need to find the first header though so there's a resume_offset= kernel option that tells it where to locate it so you don't need to mount the dirty hibernated filesystem horrifying how does it even work with LVM
With LVM you're supposed to have an initramfs open the volume and echo the device into some /sys file to trigger the kernel to resume. same with crypto, RAID, or any other block layer transforms.
horrifying
I imagine if you have a dirty/recovering RAID then you can activate that in read-only mode. And if you suspend/resume in the middle of a RAID re-stripe or similar the world might collapse into a black hole and it's all your fault.
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