We shouldn't need to check whether there is network traffic when
desiring to suspend.  If no process has run in N milliseconds, the
kernel should autosuspend.  N should be tuned to avoid constantly
suspending and then immediately reawakening, e.g. between packets in
an active HTTP connection.

Aren't there situations where network traffic occurs without significant "process" involvement?

I remember a couple of years back, when my XO-1 (if so enabled) would suspend while I had a 100 MB ethernet transfer ongoing - I needed to periodically press something on the keyboard to keep that XO-1 awake.

mikus

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