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Supposedly on the Pi 5, the SoC could be put to sleep while RP1 remains active, and the RP1 has enough compute to handle like 4 or 8 pixels of data from an atta
by geerlingguy 2y ago
Supposedly on the Pi 5, the SoC could be put to sleep while RP1 remains active, and the RP1 has enough compute to handle like 4 or 8 pixels of data from an attached camera... I think RPi might be able to get much better suspend support with their new PMIC and RP1. But so far still waiting to see something handy like Wake on LAN support native in Pi OS.
- dividuum 2y ago> Supposedly on the Pi 5, the SoC could be put to sleep while RP1 remains active [..] You mean "echo +60 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm && halt"?