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SubjectRe: Make CONFIG_ACPI_SLEEP independend on CONFIG_SOFTWARE_SUSPEND
Hi!

> > This separates CONFIG_ACPI_SLEEP and CONFIG_SOFTWARE_SUSPEND. That
> > should end the user confusion. It also updates obsolete docs, and
> > makes code less noisy. Please apply,
>
> Alright, I applied the initial patch to make those config options
> independent, though with a slightly different take on it.
>
> I moved kernel/suspend.c to drivers/power/swsusp.c and extracted the
> process suspension code to drivers/power/process.c. This removes the
> #ifdef from swsusp.c. (drivers/power/process.c is compiled when CONFIG_PM
> is set and drivers/power/swsusp.c only when CONFIG_SOFTWARE_SUSPEND is
> set).

I do not really like the placement; process suspension is not really a
device driver. What about kernel/power/*.c, instead?

Otherwise it looks good.
Pavel

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