Re: [RFC][PATCH 0/6] swsusp: rework swap handling

Hi!

> I have divided the changes into some more or less logical steps for clarity.
> Although the code has been designed as proof-of-concept, it is functional
> and has been tested on x86-64, except for the cryptographic functionality
> and error paths.

Don't worry about crypto paths too much. It is my fault, I should not
have taken them in the first place. Just ask ast for testing when you
are reasonably confident it will work.
								Pavel
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Thanks, Sharp!
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