Re: Re: [RFC/PATCH 1/2] swsusp: preserve boot-time printk output after resume

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Hi!

> > Consider this: Add a debugfs file containing a binary value.  If the value 
> > is on then preserve the boot dmesg buffer.  If the value is off, don't 
> > preserve it -- overwrite the buffer pointers with values saved in the 
> > image.
> 
> Or just add a debugfs file containing the printk buffer from before? I'd
> think it's only useful for debugging anyway.

I like it better than binary option.
									Pavel
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