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Subject: Connected standby support ?
From: Matt Chen <mattsled@gmail.com>
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Hi list,
As the incoming UEFI new design for BIOS, Microsoft has already
provided a model, "connected standby",  for power management. There
are 3 modes which are S0, Low Power S0 and S5.
I am wondering if there is already any support for the connected
standby in wifi of Linux ?

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Thank you.