[linux-pm] PowerOp Design and working patch

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Hi!

> >singleton wrote:
> >>Here is a patch that implements a version of the 
> >>PowerOp concept.
> >
> >Any chance of breaking this up into logical patches 
> >that do one thing at
> >a time so it can be reviewed better?

> Here's powerop-core.patch,  powerop-cpufreq.patch and 
> powerop-x86-centrino.patch.

You failed to inline your patches, so I can't comment properly.
Anyway, having talkative description strings 'suspend-to-disk ACPI' is
ugly for kernel, and you got them wrong.

I'm not sure if I read your patch right, but having suspend-to-disk
latency measured in *micro*seconds seems 'interesting' to me. And what
is the frequency of machine suspended to disk?

Yes, making it easier to add states to /sys/power/state would be
nice...

						Pavel


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