Woodruff, Richard wrote:Sorry I was confused because you used the term "C-state" which is normally ACPI (x86/ia64) specific. If someone says C states I assume ACPI and usually x86 by default due to lack of deeper sleep states on most ia64s. On x86 the trend is for the hardware/firmware/SMM doing more and more of this on its own, as in deciding by itself how deep it wants to sleep. -Andi --
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