pmdisk performance problem
When using 2.6.0-test7 on an ibm thinkpad t21, pmdisk works properly, though it takes quite a while to write out pages to disk. On my last suspend to disk, it took on the order of 8-10 minutes. After this completed, i was able to successfully resume, fairly speedily, however my hardware clock was 8-10 minutes behind. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening? thanks...
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When using 2.6.0-test7 on an ibm thinkpad t21, pmdisk works properly, though it takes quite a while to write out pages to disk. On my last suspend to disk, it took on the order of 8-10 minutes. After this completed, i was able to successfully resume, fairly speedily, however my hardware clock was 8-10 minutes behind. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening? thanks...
Do you know if this was just for the write operation, or also included stopping all processes?
Could you increase the log-level before you suspend and let me know -- by looking at the debug messages -- what seems to take the most time?
Thanks,
Pat
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"Pat" == Patrick Mochel <[email protected]> writes:
When using 2.6.0-test7 on an ibm thinkpad t21, pmdisk works properly, though it takes quite a while to write out pages to disk. On my last suspend to disk, it took on the order of 8-10 minutes. After this completed, i was able to successfully resume, fairly speedily, however my hardware clock was 8-10 minutes behind. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening? thanks...
Pat> Do you know if this was just for the write operation, or also Pat> included stopping all processes?
This was during the write of ~4600 pages to disk.
Pat> Could you increase the log-level before you suspend and let me Pat> know -- by looking at the debug messages -- what seems to take Pat> the most time?
sorry, but how do i do this?
thanks..
-nld
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Pat> Do you know if this was just for the write operation, or also Pat> included stopping all processes?
This was during the write of ~4600 pages to disk.
Hm, that's definitely bad.
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Pat> Could you increase the log-level before you suspend and let me Pat> know -- by looking at the debug messages -- what seems to take Pat> the most time?
sorry, but how do i do this?
Sorry,
dmesg -n 8
should do it.
Pat
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"Pat" == Patrick Mochel <[email protected]> writes:
Pat> Do you know if this was just for the write operation, or also Pat> included stopping all processes?
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This was during the write of ~4600 pages to disk.
Pat> Hm, that's definitely bad.
Pat> Could you increase the log-level before you suspend and let me Pat> know -- by looking at the debug messages -- what seems to take Pat> the most time?
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sorry, but how do i do this?
the particular line that takes the most time is the writing 4700 pages to disk followed by the dots. each dot takes about 10 seconds to appear on screen.
I also notice that both hda and hdc are both suspended and resumed before this point. Is this intentional?
-nld
For the clock issue, you need to run /sbin/hwclock --hctosys post resume (this is not a bug in Software Suspend).
Regards,
Nigel
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When using 2.6.0-test7 on an ibm thinkpad t21, pmdisk works properly, though it takes quite a while to write out pages to disk. On my last suspend to disk, it took on the order of 8-10 minutes. After this completed, i was able to successfully resume, fairly speedily, however my hardware clock was 8-10 minutes behind. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening? thanks...
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When using 2.6.0-test7 on an ibm thinkpad t21, pmdisk works properly, though it takes quite a while to write out pages to disk. On my last suspend to disk, it took on the order of 8-10 minutes. After this completed, i was able to successfully resume, fairly speedily, however my hardware clock was 8-10 minutes behind. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening? thanks...
I have seen this too, with swsusp on x86-64 machine. Suspend took awfully long, in "writing data" phase.
Pavel
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