Timo, Holger,
Andi pointed me to your FOSDEM Linux Power Management presentation:
http://en.opensuse.org/FOSDEM2006
http://files.opensuse.org/opensuse/en/b/b5/One_step_opendesign.pdf
And I'm glad to see you working on Linux Power Management.
But I'm a little concerned that user-space and the ke
On Sat 08. Apr - 02:42:12, Brown, Len wrote:
> Timo, Holger,
> Andi pointed me to your FOSDEM Linux Power Management presentation:
>
> http://en.opensuse.org/FOSDEM2006
>
> http://files.opensuse.org/opensuse/en/b/b5/One_step_opendesign.pdf
>
> And I'm glad to see you working on Linux Power Manag
>On Sat 08. Apr - 02:42:12, Brown, Len wrote:
>> Timo, Holger,
>> Andi pointed me to your FOSDEM Linux Power Management presentation:
>>
>> http://en.opensuse.org/FOSDEM2006
>>
>> http://files.opensuse.org/opensuse/en/b/b5/One_step_opendesign.pdf
>>
>> And I'm glad to see you working on Linux Po
On Sunday 09 April 2006 05:06, Brown, Len wrote:
> >Furthermore, we had some problems on multiprocessor systems in the past
> >(about 1/2 year ago) with the ondemand governor. After some time the
> >system was running (even some hours or even days) the machine locked up
> >hard. Thus, we set the
On Sat 08. Apr - 23:06:54, Brown, Len wrote:
> >On Sat 08. Apr - 02:42:12, Brown, Len wrote:
> >> Timo, Holger,
> >> Andi pointed me to your FOSDEM Linux Power Management presentation:
> >>
> >> http://en.opensuse.org/FOSDEM2006
> >>
> >> http://files.opensuse.org/opensuse/en/b/b5/One_step_opende
>> >> I'm happy to see that clock throttling is not enabled by
>> >> default in recent SuSE release, at least on my laptop
>> >> which supports P-states.
>> >>
>> >> I'd like to see no option to enable clock-throttling on
>> >> systems that support real p-states.
>> >
>> >Yes, this is reasonable
On Wed 17. May - 00:20:12, Brown, Len wrote:
>
> >> >> I'm happy to see that clock throttling is not enabled by
> >> >> default in recent SuSE release, at least on my laptop
> >> >> which supports P-states.
> >> >>
> >> >> I'd like to see no option to enable clock-throttling on
> >> >> systems t
>> I installed SL10.1 today on a P3M laptop (Dell D600)
>> and it defaults to the "Powersave" scheme which includes
>> "Dynamic Frequency Scaling" (ondemand), so that is good.
>>
>> However, by defaulit "Allow Throttling" is CHECKED
>> and Max % is set to 50%.
>>
>> Exactly what does this mean
On Wed 17. May - 11:41:16, Brown, Len wrote:
>
> >> I installed SL10.1 today on a P3M laptop (Dell D600)
> >> and it defaults to the "Powersave" scheme which includes
> >> "Dynamic Frequency Scaling" (ondemand), so that is good.
> >>
> >> However, by defaulit "Allow Throttling" is CHECKED
> >> a
>If you can reproduce that it switches to T2 when you do a rcpowersaved
>restart or on every unplug, it would actually be a bug which is worth
>to be reported.
happens on every un-plug event.
/etc/init.d/powersaved stop
didn't make it stop happening, so it is probably an ACPI bug.
thanks,
-Le
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