Re: Wakeup and S states

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On 6/16/2011 10:15 AM, Matthew Garrett wrote:
Yes. How would the kernel know that you don't want WoL in that case?

That was my original point; the kernel architecture seems lacking since it does not consider what S state you are talking about wrt wakeup capability and policy. I can see the argument that policy should be dynamically changed in user space, but it seems that the kernel really needs to track the capability as it relates to S state so you don't try to enable wakeup in states where it is not possible.
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