ok, that works for me!

does it not make more sense to go through amdsmu_products forwards and just reverse the list? then the list can read more naturally as "the product will be the first one that matches an element in this list"

more help for CPU and MPM IP blocks

style.9 and the license guide show it backwards from what you have, like this:

Also, you have your license format all mixed up :P

better hints & truly ignore IP blocks meant to be ignored

rebase & use new power_resume_check eventhandler

In D59672#1370761, @olce wrote:

Always printing a warning is fine for the time being. Having a separate function for the check is neat.

Still, that does not compile because cpu_vendor_id is only declared (and defined) for amd64/i386.

only use cpu_vendor_id on x64

• factor out into check_post_suspend_to_idle()
• different messages on AMD/Hygon than for other CPU vendors

I do want this warning to be emitted on other platforms though, because without specific support they are likely not entering deep sleep either. The message itself is supposed to imply that only platforms with amdsmu are currently supported, but maybe I can make this a little more explicit.

this is very not done!

IP block can have active time but not be blocking, actually

only give IP block detail for Phoenix

rebase + respond to comments

style(9)

add back 60 dword limit comment

Move name dup later so no leak if skipped constraint

oops forgot continue

Rebase

D57838 committed instead