Re: eth0/eth1, an iBook2 and powersaving...

2002-11-19 Thread Claas Langbehn
> > I alway unload the modules of unused hardware in order to save battery > > power. Is that really needed or can the driver itself do some savings > > already? > > airport will powersave when rmmod'ed. sungem will powersave about 10 > second after the interface is brought down (ifconfig eth0 d

Re: eth0/eth1, an iBook2 and powersaving...

2002-11-19 Thread Benjamin Herrenschmidt
> I alway unload the modules of unused hardware in order to save battery > power. Is that really needed or can the driver itself do some savings > already? airport will powersave when rmmod'ed. sungem will powersave about 10 second after the interface is brought down (ifconfig eth0 down) Ben.

eth0/eth1, an iBook2 and powersaving...

2002-11-19 Thread Claas Langbehn
Hi, as many of you know, I have got an iBook2 500 with WLAN. Both, WLAN and LAN are built as modules (airport, orinoco, hermes; sungem). Usually I only use WLAN for networking and the sungem module is not loaded at all. Then the WLAN is eth0. Therefore I wrote in /etc/network/interfaces: # Wire