Nigel Cunningham

Sorry @nigel - I think @ManuelKrause was trying to ping me. Manuel, you're right - the GFP fix is being compiled as I type; I'll push it a little later...

Hi @ManuelKrause. Apologies again for the slowness. I've looked at the i915 patch. TuxOnIce doesn't create workqueues (threads, but not workqueues) don't believe it directly needs the patch you've provided....

Ok. Thanks. ⁣Sent from BlueMail ​ On 19 Nov. 2017, 6:55 am, at 6:55 am, ManuelKrause wrote: >Hi @NigelCunningham, please also take into account the words of Chris >Wilson, that...

Thanks for the report. Could you provide a little more info please?: - What filesystems are mounted when this occurs? - Would you please provide the full output of /sys/power/tuxonice/debug_info...

Hi guys. Sorry for the slow response. The in-kernel hibernation seeks to free as much memory as it can before writing the remainder to swap. It has a hard limit...

If you're using a Userspace user interface program, you can press escape to cancel hibernating - or to cancel resuming.

You'd need to port the userspace user interface too - the kernel will listen to a netlink socket and take instructions from that which will allow you to cancel hibernation.

In addition to TuxOnIce, you need the NETLINK options. If you've already made a C program, you should be able to add to it something along the lines of the...

The kernel code will start the program when you start a cycle and tell it to quit at the end of the cycle. If you want the userui to run...

Hi again. You shouldn't need to modify any paths. Just put the absolute path to the userui binary in /sys/power/tuxonice/userui/program (or set the config option that controls the default to...