> > Impossible to give generally. The answer would be a matrix of power
> > state and ability to do a remote wakeup.
>
> To keep it simple, we can simply report whether the device supports remote
> wakeup at all, in any state. If the user wants remote wakeup enabled but
> the system institutes a policy where the power level doesn't allow the
> device to do wakeup, the driver can either report an error or just ignore
> the problem and leave wakeup disabled.
Then where is the benefit? You could just let the user try it and fail/ignore
it.
Regards
Oliver
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