how to implement suspend to ram for arm64?
Hi list,
we need the suspend to ram feature on arm64. And I think the fundamental code is ready, for example __cpu_suspend() etc.
However, there are several issues need to be resolved...
1. where to put platform_suspend_ops implementation? drivers/power?
2. If the "put ddr to self refresh" code must be in EL3 or secure EL1, how linux tell the firmware to trigger it? extend PSCI or use the context_id of PSCI CPU_SUSPEND function?
3. where to put the cod of invoke suspend_to_ram psci call?
Thanks in advance,
Jisheng
Hi Jisheng,
Quoted 7 lines · Jisheng Zhang
Hi list,
we need the suspend to ram feature on arm64. And I think the fundamental code is ready, for example
__cpu_suspend()etc.However, there are several issues need to be resolved...
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1. where to put
platform_suspend_opsimplementation?drivers/power?2. If the "put ddr to self refresh" code must be in EL3 or secure EL1, how linux tell the firmware to trigger it? extend PSCI or use the
context_idof PSCICPU_SUSPENDfunction?3. where to put the cod of invoke
suspend_to_rampsci call?
We are working on all the items you mentioned above, inclusive of a PSCI spec update.
I will make sure we post the required code on the lists shortly, and keep you in the loop.
Thanks,
Lorenzo
Dear Lorenzo,
Quoted 16 lines · On Thu, 8 Jan 2015 05:49:26 -0800 Lorenzo Pieralisi…
Hi Jisheng,
Quoted 13 lines · Jisheng Zhang
Hi list,
we need the suspend to ram feature on arm64. And I think the fundamental code is ready, for example
__cpu_suspend()etc.However, there are several issues need to be resolved...
1. where to put
platform_suspend_opsimplementation?drivers/power?2. If the "put ddr to self refresh" code must be in EL3 or secure EL1, how linux tell the firmware to trigger it? extend PSCI or use the
context_idof PSCICPU_SUSPENDfunction?
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3. where to put the cod of invoke
suspend_to_rampsci call?We are working on all the items you mentioned above, inclusive of a PSCI spec update.
I will make sure we post the required code on the lists shortly, and keep you in the loop.
Wow, great! Thank you very much. I have an ugly hack in private repo to support this feature. I'm sure the hack will be definitely rejected :D
Looking forward to the beautiful standard solution!
Thanks,
Jisheng