docs: Add note about IME state on TGL-U
Explain why we ship galp5/lemp10 with the IME enabled.
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a HECI command][heci_disable] to tell the Intel ME to disable runtime
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components during early boot.
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## Tiger Lake-U
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Models using TGL-U processors currently leave the IME enabled. TGL-U removes
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support for S3 and requires S0ix. This requires all CPU, PCH, and PCIe devices
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to have ACPI defined low power states. With S0ix, the CPU has numerous states
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for low power, with the lowest being C10. In order to reach this C10 state, the
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IME must report that it is in a low power state. Disabling the ME with the HAP
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bit keeps the CPU in the C8 state. This nearly triples the power usage in S0ix
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suspend, from around 1 watt to around 3 watts.
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[wiki]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine
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[me\_cleaner]: https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner
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[heci_disable]: https://github.com/system76/coreboot/blob/011439cb9196d6a71d394ead8c98dfd8ead325d4/src/soc/intel/cannonlake/me.c#L186
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