Re: The end of TuxOnIce.

On 1 Nov 2011, Nigel Cunningham stated:

> In that time, the in-kernel implementation has slowly improved, as has
> TuxOnIce. While the in-kernel implementation still has a reasonable way
> to go in some areas

I'll say! The documentation is years out of date (almost no changes
since 2007, last modified date in the file: 2003!) and full of
terrifying warnings about all sorts of cases eating your data which
TuxOnIce has flawlessly handled for years.

I'm frankly scared to go *near* it. Is this irrational? Given the way
Documentation/power/swsusp.txt opens, I don't think so. Is it just
lying through its teeth? If so, does anyone know where documentation
for in-kernel suspend that *isn't* full of lies is located?

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