[ltp] undervolted T43 does not resume from suspend-to-ram when on battery
Marcus Obst
linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Mon, 30 Jan 2006 10:31:16 +0100
Hi,
two weeks age I undervolted my T43 with the unmodified example kernel
patch (Alternative 1) provieded by
http://thinkwiki.org/wiki/Pentium_M_undervolting_and_underclocking
My system used to run quite stable even under high load (it survived
multiple kernel and QT4 compilations).
Also the other promised featuers are working:
- high pitch noise gone
- battery life prolonged
- cpu temperature decreasd, especially with high load
(15K less then before)
Yesterday I tried to wake up my Thinkpad from suspend-to-disk without
AC connected .
The system came up but screen remained still blank. Only the ACPI event
for the power button was generated, so I could reboot.
After reboot (still running on battery) system came up but showed
strange error messages about wrong cpu frequency settings.
I inspected /proc/cpuinfo and found a crooked frequency value. It was
about 377MHz (normally it is the default max value of 1862MHz).
Frequency scaling was not activated at this time.
Then I plugged in AC and rebooted, everything was fine again.
-> It is a reproduceable problem which only happens if laptop is on
battery.
Anybody seen this before, ideas?
Best regards from Chemnitz/Germany!
Marcus Obst
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Marcus Obst <maob@hrz.tu-chemnitz.de>