I don't understand. During suspend, you just need a list of blocks to
write to from the swapfile. You can get that list before starting the
actual suspend, so that writing doesn't imply any filesystem activity.
When you're resuming, you just need a list of which disk blocks to
resume from. Can't that list be stored in a few blocks of the
swapfile itself, with the only critical parameter being the first
block number to resume from?
(A bit like LILO has a map file containing the list of blocks which
contain the kernel to boot.)
-- Jamie
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