RE: Setting usb autosuspend idle-delay in milliseconds

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> Am Freitag, 19. Februar 2010 11:12:22 schrieb Torgny Johansson:
> > Hi!
> > 
> > Is there any way to set the usb autosudpend idle-delay time 
> in smaller 
> > increments than 1s? We're seeing some issues with a 0s delay (not 
> > investigated much yet) but all is good with a delay of 1s.
> 
> 0s is dangerous because you cannot be sure all transfered 
> data has been processed. Currently the granularity is in 
> seconds without a way around that.

Ok

> 
> > We're curious if there's a way to finetune the delay or if there's 
> > some obvious reason for having 1s increments that we're not 
> aware of? 
> > Maybe the gain of having finer grained control is negligable?
> 
> There's no obvious reason to give the delay in seconds. There 
> is an obvious reason to suspect that a delay of 0 will fail 
> on many devices. There must be a lower limit that is device 
> specific. We are pretty sure it is below 1s.
> 
> The original idea was that anything lower than 1s would not 
> make a significant difference. That however is an assumption 
> without experimental verification.

Right, I too doubt that having e.g. 0,5s would make much of a difference
from 1s but it would be interesting to try.

> 
> Shall I understand this as a request for a patch that allows 
> milisecond resolution?

If that is possible it would be highly appreciated. We would be very
happy to test drive such a patch.

Regards
Torgny

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