Hi!
> > But, aren't these arguments for changing the functions to return void?
> > If there is never any point in checking the results, then why have
> > results at all?
>
> Trying to set other power states than D0 might return interesting values.
> Also, you _can_ use the value to determine whether the device supports PM
> states at all.
Perhaps we should make pci_set_power_state(pdev, PCI_D0) to succeed in
case of old device not supporting power managment? As you've said, it
is effectively in PCI_D0 anyway ;-).
Pavel
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