Hi!
> > Again, why do you think you need this?
>
> 1. If something should be wrong with the freezer, it forms part of a
> safety net that stops your data on disk being trashed.
> 2. Separating out threads doing syncing from threads submitting I/O
> makes the refrigerator much more reliable, even under extreme load.
This seems to be red herring. Sometimes sync took way too long (like
hours) with older kernels and reiserfs, but I believe that has been
fixed. If not, we need to fix it, anyway; no need to work around it in
suspend2.
Pavel
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