Suspended time vs Resumed time in an idle XO

[Ricardo Carrano]

Yanni,
But we should note that, not everything that expires, does so because of a
timer.
A cache entry may have an associated timestamp and expire in timestamp +
ttl.


I have noticed that an idle machine will resume for some time, and suspend
> again, several times for no reaso
> The result is that the suspended time extends the timeout. The timeout
> does not expire relative to the absolute time, but the time the CPU is
> alive.
> So if a 10min timeout is interrupted by a 2min suspend, the timeout will
> expire 12min after the point it was executed.
> Scott, does this agree with what you expected?
>
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