[ltp] Re: Re: help in troubleshooting ACPI drain with 2.6.10 please

[Jan-Hendrik Benter]

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Hi,

I have T40p with Debian (Sarge) and 2.6.10 vanilla. In S3 it still uses about 
2 watts per hour and is noticable warm.

I have modified my sleep.sh to read battery capacity before and after resume 
and calculate values to /var/log/battery.log, like:

Tue Jan  4 21:04:42 CET 2005
before: 34280 mW
after: 33140 mW
diff: -1140 mW
seconds: 2242 sec
result: -1830 mW/h


Maybe some others like to share, what values they get, you get propper results 
after ~ 20 - 30 minutes ...

Regards,

Jan-Hendrik 



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#!/bin/sh
# /etc/acpi/sleep.sh

# remove USB for external mouse before sleeping
if lsmod | grep '^usbhid' >/dev/null ; then
   /sbin/modprobe -r -s usbhid
fi
if lsmod | grep '^uhci_hcd' >/dev/null ; then
   /sbin/modprobe -r -s uhci_hcd
fi
if lsmod | grep '^ehci_hcd' >/dev/null ; then
   /sbin/modprobe -r -s ehci_hcd
fi

hwclock --systohc

LOG=/var/log/battery.log
date >> $LOG
DATE_BEFORE=`date +%s`
BAT_BEFORE=`grep 'remaining capacity' /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state | awk '{print $3}'`
echo "before: $BAT_BEFORE mW" >> $LOG

echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep

DATE_AFTER=`date +%s`
BAT_AFTER=`grep 'remaining capacity' /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state | awk '{print $3}'`
echo "after: $BAT_AFTER mW" >> $LOG

DIFF=`echo "$BAT_AFTER - $BAT_BEFORE" | bc`
SECONDS=`echo "$DATE_AFTER - $DATE_BEFORE" | bc`
echo "diff: $DIFF mW" >> $LOG 
echo "seconds: $SECONDS sec" >> $LOG
USAGE=`echo "($DIFF * 60 * 60) / ($SECONDS)" | bc`
echo "result: $USAGE mW/h" >> $LOG
echo "" >> $LOG


if !(lsmod | grep '^ehci_hcd') >/dev/null ; then
   /sbin/modprobe -s ehci_hcd
fi
if !(lsmod | grep '^uhci_hcd') >/dev/null ; then
   /sbin/modprobe -s uhci_hcd
fi
if !(lsmod | grep '^usbhid')   >/dev/null ; then
   /sbin/modprobe -s usbhid
fi

hwclock --hctosys

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