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From: "Joshua Hudson" <joshudson@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [klibc 30/31] Remove in-kernel resume-from-disk invocation code
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I'll take my own guess that kinit reads the kernel command line and
handles both resume= and noresume itself. I've done that with a few
other cases, so it is certainly possible.