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RE: [opensuse] Sony Vaio speed issue - battery normal, AC slow !!!
- From: "Roger.Munoz" <Roger.Munoz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 14:22:08 -0000
- Message-id: <85CAD9FAD5492B4A91973F6995826F0B072574@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> solving this one?
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>
> Roger
I have almost the same problem on my Dell. When I switch from mains to
battery, there's a CPU spike which lasts for several minutes. I believe
it's due to hald, its being confused, perhaps in some loop which takes a
lot of processing to resolve.
The video is "jerky" probably because it's not getting enough CPU. Try
running "top" in a terminal before changing the power source and see
what's running.
Ken
I've had a look at top and nothing jumps out to suggest anything is
wrong. I think the problem lies with acpi because if I turn off acpi at
boot, every thing is ok (apart from the fact the powersave functions are
disabled).
Any more ideas?
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> Roger
I have almost the same problem on my Dell. When I switch from mains to
battery, there's a CPU spike which lasts for several minutes. I believe
it's due to hald, its being confused, perhaps in some loop which takes a
lot of processing to resolve.
The video is "jerky" probably because it's not getting enough CPU. Try
running "top" in a terminal before changing the power source and see
what's running.
Ken
I've had a look at top and nothing jumps out to suggest anything is
wrong. I think the problem lies with acpi because if I turn off acpi at
boot, every thing is ok (apart from the fact the powersave functions are
disabled).
Any more ideas?
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