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A new suspend/hibernate infrastructureA new suspend/hibernate infrastructurePosted Mar 20, 2008 22:18 UTC (Thu) by iabervon (subscriber, #722)Parent article: A new suspend/hibernate infrastructure
In order to really make sense, the hibernate description needs to note that the restoration process works by booting the system into a state that's able to load the stored state and then transfer control to it. The reason for "quiesce" is that the drivers used in the temporary system have to finish up what they're doing before they get replaced with the loaded image and put the devices into a state such that the drivers from the saved image (which have no idea what the temporary system did) can get them working again in some sane fashion. That is, the kernel image that the user cares about never calls quiesce() at all, either before or after shutting down.
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