Hi Pavel (and others),

On 8/9/06, Pavel Machek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >    I also notice that when I suspend to ram if I stare at the screen from
> >    different angles I can still see some faint characters in the
> >    background which makes me think that at some level the screen is not
> >    completley off.
>
> Backlight off but screen is not. Yep, I have seen it before.
>
> > I see this with the open source radeon driver (I'm
> >    not sure if it also happens with the proprietary ATI driver).
>
> Play with black/whitelists in the radeon driver, make radeon enter D3
> or something.
>

Are you just refering to the '-r' option in the s2ram?  I tried 's2ram
-r -f' and I get much better power usage when its suspended.  I tested
it in windows and it uses about 1% every 10 minutes.  Without the '-r'
option in linux I burn 1% of the battery every minute and with the
'-r' I get 1%/5 min which is much better even if its still twice as
much as winblows.  Is there some other thing I should be looking at or
were you just referring to '-r'.

Does anyone know how to enable the '-r' option from powersave in SuSE
10.1?  The config files in /etc/powersave/ don't have any option for
this and I don't know where powersave is calling s2ram so I can't just
edit the call to include '-r'.  I thought powersave might just call it
in a bash script but s2ram doesn't appear in
/usr/lib/powersave/scripts so maybe its just invoked from the
powersave binary itself.

Thanks,
Sheer

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