[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 524281] Re: Tens of wakes per second in [kernel scheduler] Load balancing tick on Core 2 Duo even with only 1 core enabled

2011-05-17 Thread skhawam
I have a Dell Mini 10v and managed to get good results with Natty
(11.04) after some fiddling around. It's better than any other version I
had till now (I have been following this bug since its beginning!).
Without wireless I get 20ms C3 state, and with wireless one around 3ms
C3 state (with no applications running, and not touching the keyboard or
touchpad). The machine doesn't get hot (the mini 10v is fanless, high
temperature is easy to detect).

-I have disabled Unity, although I dont think Unity itself is the cause of 
wakeups
-Compiz generates a lot of wakeups on the GPU, so I removed all the features 
that I dont use and kept only the ones I use
-Installed the latest intel GPU driver from ppa  (the Mini 10v has the i915)
-Disabled the SD-Card reader (using 'rmmod usb_storage') which was generating 
extra wakeups (I re-enable it when I want to insert a card).

Even though the situation is better now, I'm sure there is many other
things that can be improved in the kernel to reduce the wakeup further,
say to get 30ms C3 when the wireless is on, or to reduce the wakeups
when the touchpad is used.

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Title:
  Tens of wakes per second in [kernel scheduler] Load balancing tick
  on Core 2 Duo even with only 1 core enabled

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 297143] Re: Xorg eats processor cycles while waiting for slow Internet

2011-05-11 Thread skhawam
I get similar 12% CPU utilization from both Xorg and thunderbird/firefox. I'm 
using Ubuntu 11.04, Thunderbird/3.1.10.
In Thunderbird the problem doesn't happen from the progress bar (which I guess 
is GTK Theme dependent) but from the rotating 'hourglass' in the top-left 
corner at the top of the 'Inbox' tab. Not sure either what this waiting signal 
is supposed to do, at it seems to get stuck waiting randomly on some selected 
type of messages.

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  Xorg eats processor cycles while waiting for slow Internet

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