Hi All,
Thank you for the replies. I understand that I can use netlink sockets. Also, i have gone through various other possible ways : http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~arkeller/linux/kernel_user_space_howto.html
I am looking for a simpler solution which uses existing information of sys entries. That is, I am looking for a sys entry which is incremented for every device wakeup or some other sys entry that I can use to get notified on wakeup.
Greg,
>> Really? My device can "wakeup" thousands of times a second, what are
you going to do with that type of information?
I am talking of device as a whole not individual devices in the device. In kernel log, we can see a print stating
"PM: suspend of devices complete after xxx msecs" --> Prints from kernel/kernel/power/main.c
"PM: resume of devices complete after xxx msecs" --> Prints from kernel/kernel/power/main.c
Manty
On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 3:30 AM, Jinqiang Zeng <jinqiangzeng@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
2014-10-08 0:39 GMT-07:00 manty kuma <mantykuma@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi,
> I want a user process to be notified on device wakeup so that I can print
> some related information.
>
> Which framework to use for this?(events, .. ??)
You can use netlink and uevent to do this job.
But just as Greg has pointed out, if your device notify frequently,
your system will get slow down obviously.
>
> One idea I get is to log the info into <debugfs> and poll(implement my poll)
> on it for data. This is my last option.
>
> Are there any better ways?
>
> Best Regards,
> Manty
>
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