Hi!
> > Do you mean calling sys_sync() after the userspace has been frozen
> > may not be sufficient?
>
> In most cases it probably is, but sys_sync() doesn't provide any
> guarantees that the filesystem is not being used or written to after
> it completes. Given that every so often I hear about an XFS filesystem
> that was corrupted by suspend, I don't think this is sufficient...
Userspace is frozen. There's noone that can write to the XFS
filesystem.
Pavel
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