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#299
Originally Posted by w00t View Post
When the device is in deep suspend, nothing is actually running. Things dealing with sync (for instance) wake the device up from suspend, as does network activity, alarms, and so on.
OK, so the perl and bash sleep functions aren't built to wake the system from deep suspend.

As I asked in the other thread: Powertop suggests enabling Power Aware CPU scheduler, echo '1' > '/sys/devices/system/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings' - do you think that would make any difference?