Re: pci_driver resume() callback return value

Hi!

> Now question. Should we,or should we not return error code from resume callback?
> Where a two possible ways:
> a) Comment in document section is out of date and we have to properly handle 
>    and return error code if something goes wrong.

This is right.

> b) Comment in document section is correct and and dont have to worry about any 
> error, and return code  from resume() callback.
> As i understand (a) is correct answer.
> 
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