Hi!

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> > Ie we do have history of _not_ freezing things.  The freezing came later, 
> > and came with the subsystem that had more problems..
> 
> It doesn't have that many problems as you are trying to suggest.  At present,
> the only problems with it happen if someone tries to "improve" it in the way
> I did with the workqueues.
> 
> Anyway, the freezing of tasks, including kernel threads, is one of the few
> things on which Pavel, Nigel and me completely agree that they should be done,
> so perhaps you could accept that?

Actually, if we want to support OLPC _nicely_, we'll need to get rid
of freezer from suspend-to-RAM. Of course, that _will_ put more
pressure at the drivers -- and break few of them...

									Pavel
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