Hello list,
Thanks to those that helped me with my last question :-)
I have a IBM ThinkPad 390X (2626MOU). That is working fine with RedHat
6.1.
To maximize battery life I understand that it is good idea to drain the
battery right down to the point that the computer must turn its self
off. Does any one know of a safe way to do this while running linux?
As I am sure you know, if you do this now your hard disk will not get
cleanly unmounted and fsck must be run next time you boot. Not having
dos on my hard disk I am wandering if there is a way to perhaps remount
the root partition '/' as read-only when the battery gets down to say 1%
and unmount the other partitions. I believe this would allow the
computer to run till it was forced to turn off do to insufficient
battery power. I think that doing this manually would be the only sane
solution.
If anyone knows how to do this or has a better suggestion pleas let me
know. I kind of think that someone should sell a battery discharger.
Any thoughts
Mohrgan.
- RE: Running the battary till it shuts off? B Mohrgan Pratten
- RE: Running the battary till it shuts off? WJCarpenter
- Re: Running the battary till it shuts off? s. keeling
- Re: Running the battary till it shuts off? billy ball
- Re: Running the battary till it shuts off? Adrian D Jensen
- Auto suspend? [was Re: Running the battary till... Simon Huggins
- Re: Running the battary till it shuts off? Ian Collier
