RE: Power event notification patch

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On Thu, 2007-07-05 at 18:47 +0530, V, Sankara Narayanan wrote:
> We have to confirm that. And even if that does, running just linux
> kernel as OS without these applications/libraries does not guarantee the
> power notification. 

True.

> It means that I have to run these apps/libraries
> wherever I want power event notification (example embedded devices).

Well, if you have a truly embedded device then likely you don't care
about this at all since the applications will work together much closer
than on a desktop system. Also, you likely have much stricter
requirements in that each application *must* be able to do exactly steps
1/2/3 before the system is suspended. Also, suspend will likely be
*much* faster too.

If it's pseudo-embedded like Nokia's N770/800 then you can very well run
things like hal to handle it.

johannes

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