On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
One issue is that it can't work out where to resume from itself; this
has to come as a resume2= parameter or hard-coded in the kernel. It
doesn't seem to be possible to poke it into /proc somewhere as the patch
does for swsusp.
Looking through
http://www.suspend2.net/HOWTO-4.html
it seems like writing into /proc/suspend2/resume2 might do what you want?
The docs say that you still need a kernel command-line parameter to
resume, but thinking about the likely implementation, it seems like
writing to /proc/suspend2/resume2 and then writing to
/proc/suspend2/do_resume might Just Work. Or ought to be made to work!
If you've got a chance to test that hypothesis, I'd appreciate it.
I strongly feel that "ordinary users" shouldn't have to edit the kernel
command-line parameters for any reason... although one can imagine resume
arguments being added in the future at debian-installer time along with
the root= argument. I'd prefer to concentrate all information about
"which partitions are used for what" into /etc/fstab, though.
--scott
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