> > Jump to PM layer "power off" logic
> >
> >If you do it that way up then no drivers need to be hacked about.
>
> Hrm... thanks to the miracle of having a BIOS that will deal
> with the grunt work of actually shutting down the chipsets,
> resuming them, etc...
As I said "jump to PM layer power off logic"
So after you have suspended you neatly power it all off
> I really don't like the above as it basically bypasse the
> bus ordering, which is the only sane way I see to deal with
> dependencies when the drivers are actually shutting down HW
Bus ordering applies to power off not to suspend to disk sequence
> Then, I volunteer writing a HOWTO explaining clearly what a
> driver should do for proper PM, and I'm pretty sure that won't
> be that nasty and race prone as you are afraid of ;)
Good. It'll be nice to have suspend to disk in 2.7
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