Werner Almesberger wrote:
|Corey Minyard wrote:
|
|>Another thought. If you add a delay with all other processors and
|>interrupts off, the disk devices
|>will run out of things to do.
|
|
|But the network will be there, patiently waiting for its chance to
|strike. Likewise, I guess: USB (e.g. move the mouse at the wrong
|moment to crash the system).
Yes, we were talking about temporary stopgaps.
But, I had another idea. What about using power management? If you
suspended everything, would that be good enough. I looked at a few
drivers, and it seemed so.
- -Corey
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