Hi!
> > Actaully, I'm perfectly fine with that, as long as each task blocked by the
> > driver due to suspend has PF_FROZEN (or something similar) set. Then, at
> > least theoretically, we'll be able to drop the freezer from the suspend code
> > path and move it after device_suspend() (or the hibernation-specific
> > equivalent) for hibernation (in that case there shouldn't be a problem with
> > any task waiting on I/O while the freezer is running ;-)).
>
> I don't see the need for a freezer for snapshot but that's a different
> issue. (stop_machine looks good enough to me).
Freezer is not needed for snapshot -- it is needed so that we can
write out the snapshot to disk without the need for special
drivers/block/simple-ide-for-suspend.c. (We are doing snapshot, then
write to disk from userland code in uswsusp).
Pavel
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