On 07/28/2014 04:56 PM, Harald Dunkel wrote: >> Yes. USB_AUTOSUSPEND module is removed now. You should instead use >> runtime-pm. And if you have flaky devices, please blacklist them in >> runtime-pm.conf. >> > > Maybe you should consider removing its config file as > well? Anyway, I have added the usb id to the blacklist. > Problem solved.
I'm glad that solved your problem. I am very broke right now. So that was the quick fix I did because of the number of bug reports. We should have a way to handle the removal of that stale config file. > > But in the office we have tons of different mice. Its > pretty painful having to list every potential mouse model > on every laptop. Turning off autosuspend for all usb is > probably not the right way, either. > > Is there *any* optical mouse that does not turn off its > LED in autosuspend mode, or are they all "flaky"? I would > prefer a more reasonable default for this case. I really do not have an answer to this question. This is perhaps something the kernel devs (or the hardware devs) should answer. There are other ways to blacklist. Like blacklisting the modules. You may want to explore those options. Otherwise, if you have an opinion, let me know. I will consider it. The thing about USB power saving is that it is a tradeoff in between how much flexibility you want, and how much power you'd like to save. -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf | http://people.debian.org/~rrs Debian - The Universal Operating System
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