> This problem is not apparent when running on just the battery, the > system boots up in less than a minute and kpowersave reports the cpu > speed at 800 MHz.
>>Yes I recall you started the thread with that problems statement. >>My prior reply was to someone who hijacked your thread to report >>the exact opposite problem from the one you posted. >>Yours is more than a little weird. Have you looked at top to >>see what is taking the resources? >>Is all your ram being seen when on battery as well as on mains? >> (Worrying about the dread Sony Disease here - bad ram sockets). >>I would cd to /proc/acpi/processor/CPU and start >>catting some of the files in there, such as throttling, power, >>and see if anything is amiss. It sounds like kpowersave may be >>not be reporting things accurately if it is obviously slower. Problem has disappeared since kernel update to latest version. Thanks for your help guys. -- _____________________________________ John Andersen -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
