[PATCH] selecting CONFIG_S3C2410_PWM

Andy Green andy at openmoko.com
Mon Jan 19 13:00:25 CET 2009


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Somebody in the thread at some point said:

| Now, when skipping the reset, I get this:
| http://people.openmoko.org/werner/suspend-noreset.png
|
| The first suspend is very fast now, confirming that WLAN was the
| principal element slowing everything down. But all subsequent
| suspends are as slow as they've ever been.

OK.

| This suggests that there's something in the suspend path that
| creates a fairly large delay on suspend (> 3s) and that only
| comes alive after a resume.
|
| Since you've been poking around suspend/resume quite a bit, does
| this ring any bells ?

The only monster delay I knew about was the WLAN one, but there are
delays floating about in jbt6k74 stuff that can be suspicious.  Also
although Balaji took it out AFAIK, i2c is slow and if we sat there
pulling registers in pcf50633 it would do it.  We don't do much in Glamo
suspend AFAIK.  Could it be something like a sync or jffs2 action?

To get a clue where it starts, maybe the timed dmesg stuff that prints
on resume can help?  There's some mix of config that gets it to call out
each driver as it suspends and resumes them, with the timestamp it can
give the right idea.

- -Andy
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