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Implement S0ix low power states #32

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alice-sowerby opened this issue Nov 21, 2024 · 0 comments
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Implement S0ix low power states #32

alice-sowerby opened this issue Nov 21, 2024 · 0 comments
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alice-sowerby commented Nov 21, 2024

User Story

As a laptop user I want to be able to use some functions of my laptop while it is in a low power state so that I can conserve battery charge and use the laptop for longer between charges.

NOTE: S0ix represents a set of SoC states which allow the SoC to consume less power by shutting off parts of the SoC when not needed. Source

Implementation Notes

There's an existing non-functional start of S0ix support, but nothing that is a demoable proof of concept.

Acceptance Criteria

  • Targeting AMD initially
  • Test on Intel (may work out of the box)
@alice-sowerby alice-sowerby changed the title Add s0ix support Implement S0ix low power states Nov 21, 2024
@alice-sowerby alice-sowerby added this to the Q1 - 2025 milestone Dec 5, 2024
@alice-sowerby alice-sowerby moved this from Backlog to Ready in Laptop Project Board Dec 5, 2024
@FreeBSDFoundation FreeBSDFoundation deleted a comment from emaste Dec 10, 2024
@alice-sowerby alice-sowerby moved this from Ready to In progress in Laptop Project Board Jan 10, 2025
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