Hi!
> > swsusp_shrink_memory() is still wrong, because it will always fail for
> > image_size = 0. My bad, sorry.
> >
> > The appended patch (on top of yours) should fix that (hope I did it right
> > this time).
>
> Well I discovered that if all the necessary memory is freed in one call to
> shrink_all_memory we don't get the nice updating printout from
> swsusp_shrink_memory telling us we're making progress. So instead of
> modifying the function to call shrink_all_memory with the full amount (and
> since we've botched swsusp_shrink_memory a few times between us), we should
> limit it to a max of SHRINK_BITEs instead.
>
> This patch is fine standalone.
>
> Rafael, Pavel what do you think of this one?
Looks good to me (but I'm not a mm expert).
Pavel
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