As per Intel "We discussed needing this version in 24.10 with Stephane
[Verdy] and he agreed this is closest to what we will need to support
LNL.  Additional patches will need to be backported to 0.0.6 later.  But
at the very least we should get 0.0.6 as baseline for 24.10.".

As additional context for the package FFe: intel-lpmd is the low-power
mode daemon that is used on newer hybrid architectures (Meteor Lake
onwards) where LP-cores are present (and not only the E-cores and
P-cores of Alder Lake etc). lpmd manages the transition to low-power
mode via dbus and can provide significant energy savings on mobile
platforms.

On v0.0.4 onwards, several changes were introduced enhancing this
energy-saving capabilities. For instance, enhancing HFI support allows
the daemon to handle scheduling hints from the CPU. By being able to
enter multiple power states, it can exploit the sleep depth-latency
trade-off more effectively and reduce power without affecting user
experience. Finally, handling work load type hints allows the daemon to
selectively enter low-power mode with increased accuracy.

Due to the changes outlined above, I believe that this package should be
accepted for a FFe as it provides significantly better handling of low-
power modes on recent Intel mobile processors. As the processors
themselves are very recent, it is expected we might require more
frequent exceptions while the tooling around the LP-cores stabilize.

Finally, I reiterate that the package has no reverse dependencies

apt-cache rdepends intel-lpmd
intel-lpmd
Reverse Depends:


And it has been thoroughly validated by Intel. Furthermore, as this is 
exclusively an user-space tool, any regressions should only cause 
performance/power degradation.

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