In testing, I observed one instance of a call failing due to a signal
sent to the process. This could happen at various times so it's better
to be safe than sorry.
Bug: 20534809
Change-Id: I42242087300d8b840a50aec34aa6b2e1507cab50
If autosuspend_autosleep_init is called when autosleep is enabled,
for example after a runtime restart with the screen off, the kernel
autosleep state will be enabled, but autosuspend_enabled is false.
Further calls to autosuspend_disable by the framework will not result
in autosleep being disabled.
Call autosuspend_autosleep_disable from autosuspend_autosleep_init
to get the kernel state into a known state that matches the
autosuspend_enabled flag.
Bug: 7119416
Change-Id: I8611e4fd256838272aad4382c2340508805b0376
libsuspend provides functions autosuspend_enable() and
autosuspend_disable() to trigger suspend on a variety of different
kernels.
Change-Id: I5dc28fb51532fa7c514330f1cfde7698d31d734c
