[PATCH 0/9] PCI PM: Handling of PCI devices wake-up functionality (rev. 3)

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Hi,

This is a new (3rd) iteration of the series of patches intended to rework the power
management of PCI devices so that the handling of their wake-up functionality
is consistent with the other PM operations and so that the user space can
manage the wake-up functionality of PCI devices using the
/sys/devices/.../power/wakeup interface regardless of whether the wake-up
function is based on the native PCI mechanism (PME#), or it is handled by the
platform (eg. ACPI).

Apart from the ACPI and PCI changes necessary for this purpose, the series
includes some clean-ups that are not strictly required, but make the code more
straightforward and (IMHO) easier to follow.

The patchset is on top of the linux-next from today.  It contains one
additional patch [1/9] which is a revert of another patch that shouldn't have
been put into linux-next (at least not in the way it was done).

Please review.

Thanks,
Rafael


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