Hi!
> > > I can reserve the static buffer (10 pages) in suspend.c and mark it as nosave.
> > > The code that creates the mappings can stay in suspend.c either except it
> > > won't need to call get_usable_page() and free_eaten_memory() any more
> > > (__next_page() can be changed to get pages from the static buffer instead
> > > of allocating them). The code can also be simplified a bit, as we assume that
> > > there will be only one PGD entry in the direct mapping.
> > >
> > > If that sounds good to you, please confirm.
> >
> > 8GB limit seems good to me -- as long as it makes code significantly
> > simpler. It would be nice if it was <20 lines.
>
> It is more than that, but it seems to be quite simple anyway.
>
> The new patch follows.
Thanks, seems okay to me.
Pavel
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