Hello.
I'm developing arm7 processor board,
specifically
cirrus logic ep7212. The expression, 'hot boot'
is
named by myself. You know 'cold boot' and 'warm
boot'
already? 'hot boot' means the functionality like
this:
When you power up a system, it reloads its
previous
working environment or context, as quick as
possible.
I think, in embedded linux system, this could be
implemented
like this:
1. When you power down a system, it stores the values of
its
registers to some location.
2. Contents of DRAM is reserved by back-up
batteries.
3. When you power up again, it reloads saved values to
the
original register.
4. Progress jobs at the points saved previously.
I know this kind of function is implemented in some popular
PDAs,
like Palm pilot, ... But I don't know it is implemented in any
embedded linux system. If you have any
information,
could you tell me how to support this?
I expect your kind answer. Bye.
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