Re: [RFD] CPU hotplug and suspend

2007-04-16 Thread Pavel Machek
Hi! > > > Currently, we use the CPU hotplug to disable nonboot CPUs in the suspend > > > code > > > paths, but with the recent change of code ordering (ie. nonboot CPUs are > > > disabled after freezing tasks _and_ devices) it has become quite > > > troublesome. > > > The reason of this is that

Re: [RFD] CPU hotplug and suspend

2007-04-09 Thread Rafael J. Wysocki
Hi, On Monday, 9 April 2007 16:03, Pavel Machek wrote: > > Currently, we use the CPU hotplug to disable nonboot CPUs in the suspend > > code > > paths, but with the recent change of code ordering (ie. nonboot CPUs are > > disabled after freezing tasks _and_ devices) it has become quite > > troub

Re: [RFD] CPU hotplug and suspend

2007-04-09 Thread Pavel Machek
Hi! > Currently, we use the CPU hotplug to disable nonboot CPUs in the suspend code > paths, but with the recent change of code ordering (ie. nonboot CPUs are > disabled after freezing tasks _and_ devices) it has become quite troublesome. > The reason of this is that there are some CPU hotplug not

Re: [RFD] CPU hotplug and suspend

2007-04-06 Thread Eric W. Biederman
"Rafael J. Wysocki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > Currently, we use the CPU hotplug to disable nonboot CPUs in the suspend code > paths, but with the recent change of code ordering (ie. nonboot CPUs are > disabled after freezing tasks _and_ devices) it has become quite troublesome. > The r

[RFD] CPU hotplug and suspend

2007-04-06 Thread Rafael J. Wysocki
Hi, Currently, we use the CPU hotplug to disable nonboot CPUs in the suspend code paths, but with the recent change of code ordering (ie. nonboot CPUs are disabled after freezing tasks _and_ devices) it has become quite troublesome. The reason of this is that there are some CPU hotplug notifiers r