Hi!
> We are now investigating fast startup/shutdown using
> 2.6 kernel PM functions.
>
> An attached patch enables kernel to preserve system image
> on startup, to implement "Snapshot boot"[email protected] wrote:
> Conventionally system image will be broken after startup.
>
> Snapshot boot uses un-hibernate from a permanent system image for
> startup. During shutdown, does a conventional shutdown without
> saving a system image.
>
> We'll explain concept and initial work at OLS. So if you have
> interest, we can talk with you at Ottawa.
Interesting....
> +config PRESERVE_SWSUSP_IMAGE
> + bool "Preserve swsuspend image"
> + depends on SOFTWARE_SUSPEND
> + default n
> + ---help---
> + Useally boot with swsup destories the swsusp image.
> + This function enables to preserve swsup image over boot cycle.
> + Default behavior is not chaged even this configuration turned on.
> +
> + To preseve swsusp image, specify following option to command line;
> +
> + prsv-img
You are missing "eeeae" here.
> +}
> +
> +/**
> + * swsusp_swpoff - Turn off swap and set signature for swsusp image
~~~~~~
missing "a".
In general, the patch looks a bit too long, given it only needs to
comment out one write...
Pavel
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