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Support for drivers in user spaceSupport for drivers in user spacePosted Sep 7, 2006 0:53 UTC (Thu) by NCunningham (guest, #6457)Parent article: Support for drivers in user space
Sigh. If you implement your drivers in userspace, you can simultaneously
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Support for drivers in user space Posted Sep 7, 2006 2:30 UTC (Thu) by gregkh (subscriber, #8) [Link] Not true at all, you have to have a tiny kernel piece for this frameworkto work properly, and just add the proper PCI suspend / resume portions of the pci framework and it should work just fine.
Support for drivers in user space Posted Sep 14, 2006 9:07 UTC (Thu) by quintesse (subscriber, #14569) [Link] Hi Nigel (*), could you expand on this? Would it really be impossible to do power management and such things if (most of) the driver code is moved to user space and why?
*) See http://www.suspend2.net for those who don't know Nigel
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