On 09/13/2012 05:12 PM, Jack Wang wrote:
>>
>> When scsi disk is runtime suspended, the ata port it attached to will be
>> runtime suspended, and then the power will be removed through ACPI.
>>
>> Please check libata-acpi.c, function ata_acpi_set_state.
>>
>> The parent/child relationship of the de
>
> When scsi disk is runtime suspended, the ata port it attached to will be
> runtime suspended, and then the power will be removed through ACPI.
>
> Please check libata-acpi.c, function ata_acpi_set_state.
>
> The parent/child relationship of the devices:
> ata_host
> ata_port
> scsi_hos
On Thu, 2012-09-13 at 16:56 +0800, Aaron Lu wrote:
> If you have more questions on how it works, please send email only
> to me, other people might be too busy to read such emails :-)
No, please don't. One of the points of mailing lists is to accumulate
information. The reason we always ask for
On 09/13/2012 04:39 PM, Jack Wang wrote:
> For hard disk runtime power off, Is there (hardware?) requirement for
>>> hard
> drive to support similar feature?
No requirement for hard drive, as it does not need to remote wake up
itself while powered off.
Please note t
> >>> For hard disk runtime power off, Is there (hardware?) requirement for
> > hard
> >>> drive to support similar feature?
> >>
> >> No requirement for hard drive, as it does not need to remote wake up
> >> itself while powered off.
> >>
> >> Please note that there is a v7 sent yesterday, you may
On 09/13/2012 04:15 PM, Jack Wang wrote:
>>> For hard disk runtime power off, Is there (hardware?) requirement for
> hard
>>> drive to support similar feature?
>>
>> No requirement for hard drive, as it does not need to remote wake up
>> itself while powered off.
>>
>> Please note that there is a v
> > For hard disk runtime power off, Is there (hardware?) requirement for
hard
> > drive to support similar feature?
>
> No requirement for hard drive, as it does not need to remote wake up
> itself while powered off.
>
> Please note that there is a v7 sent yesterday, you may want to take a
> loo
On 09/13/2012 10:42 AM, Jack Wang wrote:
> Hi Aaron,
Hi Jack,
>
> This feature looks nice
Glad to hear this :-)
> but how could I test this patch set, I suppose it
> need special Hardware which support ZPODD, could suggest the test setup
> environment?
For ZPODD, there are 2 requirements:
1 T
Hi Aaron,
This feature looks nice, but how could I test this patch set, I suppose it
need special Hardware which support ZPODD, could suggest the test setup
environment?
For hard disk runtime power off, Is there (hardware?) requirement for hard
drive to support similar feature?
Best regards!
Ja
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