Hi!
> > I don't like this one. restore_highmem() does freeing of allocated
> > pages. If swsusp_arch_suspend() fails in specific way, I suspect it
> > could leak highmem.
>
> The pages to be freed are only allocated in suspend_prepare_image()
> (now swsusp_save()), which is on suspend, and this is the resume
> error path.
Ok, yes, you seem to be right. I was probably confused by my own
code. ACK on the patch (if it helps you).
Pavel
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