Re: shrinking memory for suspend?

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Rafael J. Wysocki writes:

> I think that on a uniprocessor system it's quite safe, but on SMP it doesn't
> seem so.  For example, imagine the situation in which one CPU is executing the
> suspend code while another one is running userspace with system calls etc.
> Pretty scary.

Which is why the powermac/powerbook sleep code insists on there only
being one cpu active.  I have an SMP powermac which can sleep; I use a
little script to take the second cpu down before sleeping and bring it
back up after waking up.

Paul.
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