I'm trying my hand at my first arm kernel compile.
My goal is to try and get suspend to disk working with the patch I found here:
http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-omap/msg32850.html
I resolved some conflicts in the patch with the exception of vmlinux.asm.S which seems to have nothing that looks like the reject sections inside of it.
I'm letting the kernel build overnight and then I'm going to test it off the SD card in various ways if the kernel actually builds.
I will let you guys know what happens but I would be grateful if someone could look at the patch and let me know what you think. or if you are already working on putting this functionality into the linux kernel I would be more than glad to test your current patch set on my smartbook.
Hibernate is a feature I really want to have on my Efika MX
so I'm motivated to get this running. I just don't have the skills to dive in too deep if things don't work out I don't know assembler and I've never done much with kernel code (aside form apply other peoples patches).
I've played with suspend to disk quite a bit on my old P3 laptop before under slackware though.