Hi! > The right way to solve this is to make sure that the resuming kernel can > correctly determine whether the power session (way back from the original > sw-suspend) is still intact. It's expected that in many cases it won't > be, because most systems won't provide suspend current while the machine > is off. We have to guarantee that the boot kernel's actions won't end up > fooling the resuming kernel into thinking that the power sessions are > intact when in fact they aren't. (Furthermore, in an ideal world, we > would also make sure that the boot kernel won't destroy any power sessions > that still _are_ intact. Right now we have no way to do this, because the > drivers in the boot kernel don't know that it _is_ a boot kernel.) You don't know if it is boot or resume until you read the disk, sorry. Pavel -- Thanks, Sharp!
