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    Hi.

    On Thursday 02 February 2006 23:34, Rafael J. Wysocki wrote:
    > > > First, your code introduces many changes in many parts of the kernel,
    > > > so to merge it you'll have to ask many people for acceptance.
    > >
    > > I really must work harder to get rid of that perception. It used to be
    > > the case, but isn't nowadays. Just about all of suspend2's changes are
    > > new files in kernel/power and include/<arch>/suspend2.h. The remainder
    > > are misc fixes, and enhancements like Christoph's todo list.
    >
    > Well, in your previous series of patches there are examples to the
    > contrary, like the changes to kthread_create() or workqueues. They would
    > require an ack from the maintainers of that code, at least.

    That's not Suspend2 itself, but rather improvements to the freezer that are
    logically distinct and would be useful to swsusp too. That said, if the work
    you guys have done in the last couple of days gets merged, perhaps I'll drop
    most of it and just do the bdev freezing instead of sys_syncing, at least to
    check reliability.

    > Also, you probably need some changes in the arch code. If that is so, the
    > maintainers of relevant architectures should be asked.
    >
    > That already is "many".

    No. I have a little cleaning up still to do there, but the current arch
    specific patches are all: 1) adding suspend2.h; 2) old modifications that can
    be cleaned up 3) the odd new routine (eg a page_is_ram function for amd64).

    Regards,

    Nigel
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