On 02/21/2014 09:56 AM, Thomas Gleixner wrote:
> Deferrable timers are beneficial for power saving. They behave like
> standard timers except that their expiry can be delayed up to the
> expiry of the next non deferred timer. That prevents them from waking
> up cpus from deep idle periods.
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On 02/21/2014 09:56 AM, Thomas Gleixner wrote:
Deferrable timers are beneficial for power saving. They behave like
standard timers except that their expiry can be delayed up to the
expiry of the next non deferred timer. That prevents them from waking
up cpus from deep idle periods.
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Deferrable timers are beneficial for power saving. They behave like
standard timers except that their expiry can be delayed up to the
expiry of the next non deferred timer. That prevents them from waking
up cpus from deep idle periods.
Right now deferrable timers are only available in the timer
Deferrable timers are beneficial for power saving. They behave like
standard timers except that their expiry can be delayed up to the
expiry of the next non deferred timer. That prevents them from waking
up cpus from deep idle periods.
Right now deferrable timers are only available in the timer
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