The problem is not that plymouth is causing wakeups; the problem is that
plymouth is running /at all/ after boot. It should be stopped once the
system is booted.
** Summary changed:
- plymouthd causes 25 wakeups
+ plymouthd process still running, chewing processor after boot
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Same problem here, tested with Lucid, PowerTOP 1.13 and kernel 2.6.34.1,
plymouthd is causing 25 wakeups/second.
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plymouthd causes 25 wakeups
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/609285
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Same here. I worked around the problem by removing the "quiet splash"
parameters from grub.
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plymouthd causes 25 wakeups
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