Mark Haywood wrote:
Brock Pytlik wrote:
Bill Nesheim wrote:
On 04/24/09 11:55, Mark Haywood wrote:
Bill Nesheim wrote:
Detlef [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
with b111a now I can boot again my Toshiba M9.
1.I discoverred that Power Management seems no longer to work.
(The fan is blowing like hell and "kstat -m cpu_info" shows in
currentClock_Hz 2001000000
but
supported_frequencies_Hz
800000000:1200000000:1600000000:2000000000:2001000000
New Bug with b111a ?
<snip>
The current_clock_Hz is a little deceiving. The Power Aware
Dispatcher results in much more frequent P-State transitions. Try
running /usr/bin/powertop for better information.
Mark
Indeed. powertop shows the system switching nicely between 800Mhz
and 1401 Mhz), with most time spent at 800. Thanks.
-- Bill
Unfortunately, I don't see the same thing on my Tecra M10. Perhaps I
haven't twiddled the right switch to turn power management on, but I
would've expected this to have been on by default. In any case,
powertop reports that my machine's always at 2531 Mhz (more detailed
output below in case that helps).
Brock
OpenSolaris PowerTOP version 1.1
Cn Avg residency P-states (frequencies)
C0 (cpu running) (20.3%) 800 Mhz 0.0%
C1 0.5ms (79.7%) 1600 Mhz 0.0%
2530 Mhz 0.0%
2531 Mhz 100.0%
Wakeups-from-idle per second: 1715.5 interval: 5.0s
Power usage (ACPI estimate): 0.000W (running on AC power, fully
charged)
Top causes for wakeups:
20.7% (354.7) <kernel> : genunix`cv_wakeup
9.7% (166.8) <interrupt> : audiohd#0
7.5% (129.4) sched : <cross calls>
5.8% (100.2) <kernel> : genunix`clock
2.4% ( 41.8) <interrupt> : iwh#0
1.4% ( 23.2) <kernel> :
uhci`uhci_handle_root_hub_status_change
0.8% ( 14.4) <interrupt> : i8042#0
0.8% ( 13.6) firefox-bin : <cross calls>
0.6% ( 10.0) <kernel> : genunix`delay_wakeup
0.5% ( 8.2) gnome-netstatus- : <cross calls>
0.5% ( 7.8) <kernel> :
ehci`ehci_handle_root_hub_status_change
0.3% ( 6.0) <kernel> : uhci`uhci_cmd_timeout_hdlr
0.3% ( 4.4) <kernel> : genunix`lwp_timer_timeout
0.2% ( 4.0) <kernel> : genunix`schedpaging
0.1% ( 2.0) <kernel> : cpudrv`cpudrv_monitor_disp
0.1% ( 1.8) <interrupt> : e1000g#0
0.1% ( 1.2) <kernel> : sd`sd_pm_idletimeout_handler
0.1% ( 1.0) <kernel> : nvidia`nvidia_rc_timer
Your idle system looks a lot more busy than mine. I'm spending almost
90% of my time in C1 while you are almost 80%. Eric knows the
intimate details of how the dispatcher determines to change P-States,
so maybe he can explain.
In the meantime, you *might* get better power savings in poll mode.
Just change
cpudrv enable
to
cpudrv enable poll-mode
Sorry, make that "cpupm" instead of '"cpudrv" above.
in /etc/power.conf and run /usr/sbin/pmconfig.
Mark
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