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Hi, I would like to learn power management module programming, any suggestions other than the kernel documentation and googling. like books specific to power management it would be ok even if the book is not related to linux power mangement ( I would relate it no problem )
I don't have specific links for you, but if you want to do programming in the field of power management you should of course have a look at available documentation for the hardware components that you want to implement power management for.
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