matt_hsu wrote: > Nope, the scenario I tried is when the whole system is in suspend. > It looks like these, you need to execute these command before "apm -s". > > 1. wmiconfig --sethostmode asleep /* to tell ar6k what host's current > is */
Okay, so that's when WLAN remains operational, e.g., in a VoIP phone, not the "cut power" scenario the original poster was referring to. This doesn't seem to affect the WLAN module's power consumption: just booted 161.6mA --sethostmode asleep 161.7mA associate 184.4mA --sethostmode asleep 184.8mA --setwowmode enable 184.8mA (Note that the "just booted" system current has increased by almost 2mA since the previous tests. Might be due to the higher afternoon ambient temperature of about 30C.) - Werner
