From: Todd P. <tp...@mv...> - 2005-07-02 02:29:22
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Dynamic Power Management has been released for Linux 2.6.12 with these additional changes: Core: * Speed up processing device constraints and driver scale callbacks by putting these in their own lists (and using notifier interface for callbacks). * Use sched_clock() for stats timings, remove dpm_md_time and friends and standardize on microseconds for timing units. (Thanks to Amit Choudhary for reminder) * Compile fixes for CONFIG_PM=n. OMAP fixes from Vladimir Barinov: * Fix loops_per_jiffie: scale all clock rates to MHz, convert to new clock scheme. * System often hangs if the DPLL freq changed from low to high with large step. But system never hangs if the step is minimal (12MHz) and never hangs if we changing from high to low. Workaround. * Move omap_cfg_reg() to init section. * Add clocking support for 216MHz. The TI OMAP community is adding cpufreq support for OMAP and fixing up various clocking API changes needed for DPM as well, so OMAP DPM can clean up some temporary hacks soon. Intel XScale PXA27x support is coming soon. http://sourceforge.net/projects/dynamicpower -- Todd |