It would be nice, so GRUB has no problem any more for using journaling file
system on boot partition.
> Shouldn't we be syncing them all before the suspend anyway, to
> minimize corruption in case the user chooses to mount the filesystem
> *without* resuming (think a dual-boot configuration.) This would be
> another application for the "supersync" operation that was discussed
> at OLS 2002 -- a need for an operation which not only flushes all
> blocks to disk but also forces the journal to be replayed and
> truncated.
>
> -hpa
>
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