Re: why this API (SetSystemPowerState) can not change the system power state??

Suspend/Resume is board (hardware) specific. You'd have to debug exactly where it stops and ask a targeted question (with all necessary info like BSP used, hardware used, GPIO setup, interrupt (wake source) setup etc).


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Hzh wrote:
Hi, Michel
Could you help me again? I got another problem, and maybe this problem has relationship with the PM too.

When my system get in suspend mode, I can not resume it. This function, OEMPowerOff(), has been called, and I used a GPIO interrupt as a wake up source to wake up my system, and the system can recognize this wake up source, those functions, XXX_PowerUp, has been called too, but not all those functions had been called. Could you tell me what and how we should do when we want to wake up our system?

Could you give me some advice? Thank you.

Best Regards

Ricky

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