fix: Corrected AutoSuspend logic for Kindles#14430
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Huh, thank you! |
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It's just basic logic, not really about Kindle. :-) |
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Recent Kindle firmware lets you customize the autosuspend timer, the minimum being 5 minutes. I'm wondering if we should lower |
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I think the main thing we want to prevent is that it runs constantly. If it runs every ~4 minutes instead of every ~5 minutes I'm sure that should be fine. |
This is to account for an edge case where a Kindle might be set to autosuspend in 5 minutes instead of the standard 10.
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This fixes #14428. Previously, the logic was backwards and
PowerD:resetT1Timeout()was never called, so Kindle OS's timer triggered suspends when it shouldn't.This change is