This link in your email claimed 30-40 minutes savings on some laptop
when using dynticks and hi-res timers but people on this list claimed
that it made very little difference and I've read on another blog that
it reduced power usage by a few watts at most.  Has anyone had a
difference experience?  Has anyone with a MacBook (not Pro) tried
dynticks since there at least there's no question as to whether a
poorly written ati driver might be causing problems?

The blog entry paints a rosy picture for the future so at least that's good ;->

ta,
Sheer


On 5/8/07, Michael Gangolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://vizzzion.org/?blogentry=709
>
> "Intel has a nice tool to analyse userspace misbehaviour. It's called ticktool
> and tells you which applications keep the CPU from sleeping. Having
> identified those, stracing the process in question can give you a better idea
> of what's going on. Next step: Fixing it. Intel will release the tool on
> their website intellinuxpower.org (not up yet) shortly, rumours are "within a
> few days"."
>
> Let's wait for that and analyse the systems again.
>
> I didn't know that e.g. kopete is so bad (have it running most of the time).
>
> Michael
>
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