Re: [RESEND PATCH] PM: add a config that give warnning if driver take too long on suspend/resume.

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On Tue, 12 Apr 2011, Jiejing.Zhang  wrote:

> > Bear in mind that rotating disk drives typically take several hundred
> > milliseconds to spin down.  The warning would always trigger.  That
> > doesn't seem particularly useful.
> >
> 
> I think it's better change the default value 0 to disable it, enable it only
> some one write a threshold.
> 
> First of all, it's a debug function (depends on PM_DEBUG), It's useful
> in embedded area, like mobile phone or e-book, they are suspend/resume very
> frequently and required resume as quick as possible. This debug function
> can used to figure out which driver(s) is/are slow on suspend/resume.
> 
> I fact that embedded engineer meets a lot is, after some development the
> total time of suspend/resume is become slow, since there was a lot driver
> may affect the total time, it's function can help them to figure out which
> driver is slow, and it's make life easier.

Maybe you should mention this in the patch description.

You know, the "initcall_debug" boot parameter will cause the kernel to 
log the amount of time each device spends doing suspend and resume.

Alan Stern

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