Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
Neil Brown <neilb@xxxxxxx> writes:
You could make it work, but there would be a performance hit.
Now look at your cases where a filesystem doesn't work well:
1/ Swap. That is a non-issue. After a crash, the contents of swap
are irrelevant. Without a crash, the races you refer to are
irrelevant.
What about suspend to swap?
suspend is a "without a crash" case, I wouldn't want to restore from
swap if the system failed to complete a clean shutdown.
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