Hello Hans,
> The only thing I know of changing that value dynamically is
> TLP, do you perhaps have TLP installed?
Indeed - thanks for the hint! I've remove tlp and now the system works
stable with AHCI SATA mode again.
I installed tlp because I read somewhere it can be used to read the
number
Hi,
On 11-02-18 21:03, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
Hi Gordon,
Is there a way to disable SATA link power management at the kernel command
line?
Start by checking the value of
/sys/class/scsi_host/*/link_power_management_policy
I do / did - the value is changing depending whether the laptop is
Hi Gordon,
>> Is there a way to disable SATA link power management at the kernel command
>> line?
>
> Start by checking the value of
> /sys/class/scsi_host/*/link_power_management_policy
I do / did - the value is changing depending whether the laptop is on
battery or wall power.
When on wall
On 02/08/2018 03:53 AM, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
Is there a way to disable SATA link power management at the kernel command line?
Start by checking the value of
/sys/class/scsi_host/*/link_power_management_policy
See:
Hi again,
> Recently my rather old HP Elitebook 2540p with an SSD in the upgrade
> bay running Fedora 27 stopped booting when not plugged on.
> The laptop is equipped with an 1st gen Intel Core i5 540M processor
> as well as an "Intel Corporation 5 Series" SATA controller (lspci
> output
Hi,
Recently my rather old HP Elitebook 2540p with an SSD in the upgrade
bay running Fedora 27 stopped booting when not plugged on.
The laptop is equipped with an 1st gen Intel Core i5 540M processor
as well as an "Intel Corporation 5 Series" SATA controller (lspci
output attached).
I first
