Re: zd8156ea
On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 14:15 -0300, Derek Broughton wrote:
> It suspends, it resumes, I get to watch the whole process, then I get to see
> it respond to a shutdown request. When it comes back up, the disk is in a
> consistent state without any journal recovery.
Hrm. As I think you mentioned before, a debouncer would probably solve
the issue.
Maybe a new interface in /sys/power/* to enable|disable S2|S3|S4|S5
requests? Disable it by default on starting or restarting, and have
scripts like "hibernate" try to enable it when finished cleaning up from
restart (or on initial start).
BTW, I've seen a simular issue on my laptop when waking up from S4 where
it occasionally (maybe 2% of the time?) immediately goes back into S4
after waking up. I'm able to wake it up again, and it's fine. It seems
to happen mainly when I have restarted it less than five minutes after
shutting it down. Annoying, but still only just annoying.
> This is a valid proof of
> "working".
Ya know, I think we should agree to disagree on this point. It seems to
me that, for you, works == this part of the functionality is there.
This is in contrast to me, where works == usable in a practical sense on
a particular machine.
> I won't argue any further.
Glad to hear it. Objections to carrying on a discussion?
-Ian
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