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Feature #9667

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xhci_quiesce to support fast reboot.

Added by Ben Sims over 5 years ago. Updated over 3 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
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Category:
driver - device drivers
Start date:
2018-07-22
Due date:
% Done:

100%

Estimated time:
Difficulty:
Medium
Tags:
needs-triage
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Description

Currently no support for quiesce, so system has to do a slow reboot.

Actions #1

Updated by Toomas Soome over 5 years ago

Ben Sims wrote:

Currently no support for quiesce, so system has to do a slow reboot.

It would be nice to have quiesce, but thats not the only blocker for the fast reboot. It is even not clear if it is worth to get fixed.

Actions #2

Updated by Ben Sims over 5 years ago

The other blockers I know of are nvme and qede.

We have a quiesce for nvme, and qede is on the way. nvme was quite a big change, I thought it best to separate this work on a per driver basis.

Actions #3

Updated by Ben Sims over 5 years ago

Fast reboot, is definitely worth fixing if you have a slow bios, not all distros run on a ramdisk.

Actions #4

Updated by Yuri Pankov over 5 years ago

I'd agree with Toomas, fast-reboot looks like a solution for a problem that doesn't exist (I'd really want a full POST after a panic, especially if it's hardware related; all other cases when reboot is needed, e.g. installing new hardware would require full power cycle as well).

OTOH, if quiesce is a part of suspend/resume process (and we likely still care about those for laptops), then it should be worth fixing.

Actions #5

Updated by J Y over 3 years ago

having xhci_quiesce would help my particular case in working around https://www.illumos.org/issues/12445

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