Hi!
> > > > Suspending with mounted floppy is a user error.
> > >
> > > Huh? How so?
> >
> > Floppy is removable, and you are expected to umount removable devices
> > before suspend.
>
> That seems pretty crude. There are lots of cases where an apparently
> removable device is/should be preserved properly and left mounted (eg
> builtin CF).
>
> We really want to be smarter than that - which means the drivers ought to
> be doing stuff in their suspend/resume paths to figure out if the media
> changed when really possible (eg IDE removable)
>
> Floppy is probably not too fixable, but calling it a "user error" is
> insulting - user expectation is reasonable that suspend/resume should
> just work. The implementation is just rather trickier/nonsensical in this
> case.
Yep, it would be nice to do something about that; but I'm not sure how
this "was media changed" should be implemented, and if it should be
done in kernel or in userland.
Pavel
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