>>> >>> It probably is. But you need to save modules. >>> >>I just consider the region from kernel start(1M) to the >>end of rodata. >>> >>In my test, the region is about 4M memory. Just adding >>> >several lines to >>> >>save 4M memory is worthy. >>> > >>> >Why it is safe? :-) If you think BIOS as a black box, and >>don't know >>> >how BIOS works, >>> >then, you have to save them for safety concern. >>> > >>> s/BIOS/Modules/ >>As I said, I just consider the region from kernel start to the end of >>rodata (get from the link script). modules should be saved/restored as >>normal. > >I'm not sure if this a real case, but I'm sure in this case >kernel text needs to be saved too if the kernel >has been patched with binary patch at run-time. Another real case is that the image on disk has been changed ? But probably, user need previous S4 resume back correctly. Yes, all these are corner cases.
