[linux-pm] [RFC] Power Management Policies

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Hi!

> > sl-5500 has peripheral controller, but sl-5600 and newer should have a
> > host controller. [Unfortunately mine is 5500.]
> 
> I think you're wrong about all except possibly the very latest ones
> using pxa27x chips.  The pxa25x based products would need a separate
> controller chip to get host functionality.  I know for a fact that
> even the C-860 doesn't have one integrated; folk use that CF/IO card,
> with an sl811hs driver, if they crave a USB keyboard or flashdisk.

I searched web a bit, on amazon pages:

Sharp Zaurus SL-6000L Handheld
Other products by Sharp

Usually ships within 1-2 business days


3 used & new from $799.00



Technical data

    * Operating System: Embedded Linux with J2ME CDC Personal Profile
    * Display: 4 inch 640 x 480 CG Silicon transflective TFT
    * Wireless: Integrated 802.11 lb
    * Keyboard: 37-key QWERTY keyboard with slide cover
    * Memory: 64 MB SDRAM; 64 MB Flash
    * Expansion Slots: 1 Type II CF slot; 1 SD slot
    * Input/Output: USB 1.1 host connector mini Type-A, IR port, 2.5
                    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Okay, that's strange. Mini conectors are only device-side, right?

If c-860 does not have usb, I was probably wrong (or confused by
something like above...)
								Pavel
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