Correct me if I am wrong but it is my belief StarterWare runs WITHOUT the MMU functionality (no virtual addresses?).
I am looking at the low power modes (standby and deep sleep) code in Starterware and I wonder how it might be made to work in a MMU enabled environment. And yes, I already studied Linux low power code.
My question is, being the MMU is actually in the ARM core what might be the implications in the low power "turn off" code. Does additional context need to be stored for the MMU? If so what? Does the MMU need to be disabled and re-enabled on entry and exit to DS? I assume for simple standby ...maybe not?
