Kernel 3.11.0-1.4 (based on the upstream 3.11-rc4 kernel) is now
available in Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander. Also, kernel 3.11.0-2.5 is
in Saucy-proposed, which is based on the upstream 3.11-rc5 kernel, which
has some bugfixes for the new DPM method.
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[RV620] No power management with ati driver
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Better power management (than that mentioned in comment #25) for AMD/ATI
Radeon R600 and newer hardware is finally available in the upstream 3.11
linux kernel. The first release candidate (3.11-rc1) of the 3.11 kernel
is available at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ and
instructions
Oops, I should have said that the second release candidate (3.11-rc2) of
the 3.11 kernel is available at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/
It would be better to use that than 3.11-rc1.
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Importance: Unknown = Medium
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Title:
[RV620] No power management with ati driver
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Importance: Medium = Unknown
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I want to confirm that I still have this problem after a fresh 10.10 RC
install.
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I have the same problem with my Acer Aspire 5542 Ubuntu 10.10. The same
problem with the open source driver as fglrx. I tried dynpm and various
other profiles in /sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_method
/sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_profile but it keeps happening.
The worst part is that I
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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This is fixed in Maverick. The new 2.6.35 kernels have power
management, both dynamic and profile-based. You can switch between
dynamic and profile-based management by writing “dynpm” or “profile” to
/sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_method, and switch profile (options
are “auto”, “low”, “high”,
I've posted this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-
xorg-video-ati/+bug/595335, which seems very related to this one. I also
have no power management with the ati open source drivers. The
difference is that in my case my fans are turned off and the computer
shuts itself down
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 595335
Computer shuts down on heavy CPU usage: I get a caught signal 15, shutting
down
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 595335
Computer shuts down on heavy CPU usage: I get a caught signal 15, shutting
down
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Hi António,
This bug was reported against an earlier version of Ubuntu, can you
test if it still occurs on Lucid?
Please note we also provide technical support for older versions of
Ubuntu, but not in the bug tracker. Instead, to raise the issue through
Worth mentioning here that my laptop runs a lot hotter in Lucid than in
Karmic too. The fan is constantly running. I haven't tried using fglrx
instead as I feel that Lucid needs to be tested as it will be delivered.
With regards to the suggestions from madbiologist, I could do that but,
again,
This problem seems to affect me on Lucid Beta, too. But I had no
problems using the Radeon driver on Karmic. Maybe 3D effects of KDE
overheat my GPU, even if there are no effects rendered for a long time!
My temperature sensors report temperatures up to 95 degrees celsius and
one time my notebook
@notoriousdbp - if you disable KMS you can use the xorg.conf options
described in comments 2 and 11. If you want power management with KMS
you will need a 2.6.34 or later kernel, as described in comments 12 and
13.
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Sorry, I should have said that KMS stands for kernel mode-setting.
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I'm seeing a similar issue with RV600 in Lucid, however, my fan is *not*
turning on, leading to an eventual overheat and system freeze.
Basically rendering Lucid unusable for further testing.
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** Summary changed:
- [RV620] [RV620 HD 3400] No power management with ati driver
+ [RV620] No power management with ati driver
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With my hardware - Mobility Radeon 3400 (RV620) - I have no power
management with the opensource drivers, both ati and radeonhd. The
system fans keep spining at high speed constantly even when the
temperatures (cores
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