2010/4/27 Trent W. Buck <[email protected]> > giggzounet <[email protected]> writes: > > > I have configured eeepc-script to work in automatic mode. But after > > the boot I'm always in standard mode (on AC I'm not in performance > > mode, on battery I'm not in powersaving mode). I have to plug or > > unplugged the AC to change the mode (or to use fn+space). Is it a > > known bug ? or a limitation ? > > I cannot reproduce this behaviour on 1005P. Hit Fn+SPC until you see > "S.H. Engine: auto" and /var/lib/eeepc-acpi-scripts/cpufv contains the > string "auto". Reboot. Does the problem persist? > > yes, yes...
> When I boot, I see: > > Tue Apr 27 15:21:02 2010: Setting super hybrid engine according to > configuration...(battery)...done. > > I don't see it... perhaps a problem with my distrib. I'm on debian stable with the eeepc-script from sid... If this flashes past before you can read it, put BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=Yes in > /etc/default/bootlogd, reboot, then check /var/log/boot. > At the moment I have "solved" this issue with laptop-mode-tools and the SHE module. Thx GiGGz
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