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Implementing Hibernation-based Fast Booting as a Device Driver

The hibernation-based Linux fast booting method is often call the function "shrink_all_memory" in the Linux kernel, and this function is not exported to the kernel module. In this study, the fast booting is designed as a kernel module, so the same kernel module can be used in different versions of Linux kernel.