Hi,

On Tue, 3 Aug 2010 21:47:49 -0700 (PDT)
david@lang.hm wrote:

quoted text
> > Suspend is not an android only concept. The android extensions just
> > allow us to aggressively use suspend without loosing (or delaying)
> > wakeup events. On the hardware that we shipped we can enter the same
> > power mode from idle as we do in suspend, but we still use suspend
> > primarily because it stops the monotonic clock and all the timers that
> > use it. Changing suspend to behave more like an idle mode, which seems
> > to be what you are suggesting, would not buy us anything.
> 
> Ok, If I am understanding you correctly I think this is an important 
> point.
> 
> What Android calls suspend is not what other linux distros call suspend, 
> it's just a low-power mode with different wakeup rules.
> 
> Is this correct?

I think my laptop (x86-64) uses the same notion of suspend as Android.
I am confused now. Android 'suspend' is equivalent to 
'echo "mem" > /sys/power/state' 
 
Which distros call it "low-power mode with different wakeup rules"?
Gentoo doesnt. In KDE/Gnome it's also called suspend or suspend-to-ram
iirc. 



Cheers,
Flo






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