[ltp] R40e and Cpudynd

[Alexander Gran]

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Am Dienstag, 20. April 2004 19:33 schrieb Pete Wright:
> Thanks for the response Alex - I'm very grateful. However, those
> settings had no effect. I was still unable to load the ACPI processor
> module, still couldn't put the computer to sleep and still couldn't
> change the processor voltage. It just occurred to me though that perhaps
> the flags you suggested were wrong in my case. The processor in this is
> a 2Ghz Celeron, not a Centrino.

Oh well. yes :) I should read emails before answering...

> My most immediate concern is being able to manually adjust the processor
> speed in order to save power and get the maximum usable time out of the
> notebook on the road. I'm currently quite lucky if I get past an hour
> and a half, and I know from W*nd*ws that this computer can do much much
> better.

If it is a Celeron it should be CONFIG_X86_ACPI_CPUFREQ or=20
CONFIG_X86_SPEEDSTEP_ICH (both _should_ work)
regarding suspend, I'd try apm first, unload usb, sound, network modules=20
before suspending, though.

Alex

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