Sebastien Roy wrote:
> On Mon, 2009-09-21 at 12:00 -0700, Eric Saxe wrote:
>   
>> Eric Saxe wrote:
>>     
>>>> See:
>>>>
>>>> CR 3883663 b122 does not scale cpu frequency
>>>>         
>>> I upgraded my desktop to build 121, and when running X I see the same 
>>> thing. There's earlier discussion on the list about some runaway Gnome 
>>> activity which is keeping things busy...I haven't seen that isolated 
>>> yet (so I'm taking a look).
>>>
>>> poll-mode CPU is sampling based, adjusting frequencies based on 
>>> utilization over the sampling interval. event-mode (the default) is 
>>> more responsive...it filters out t
>>>       
>> I killed the desktop print manager, which by itself was chewing up about 
>> 1% of CPU, and this also caused svc.configd (which was also consuming ~ 
>> 2.2%) to calm down as well. My desktop is now at the lowest P-state 
>> nearly 100% of the time when idle now...
>>     
>
> As I mention in 6883663, my system is mostly idle.  I resolved the print
> manager issue a while ago on my laptop, yet my CPU is still pegged at
> 100%.  I brought this up a few weeks ago in the thread entitled "pm
> confusion and build 122" with no resolution.
>   

Sorry, in my following of the thread, I thought the X activity was 
causal here...and perhaps in your case that's only partly true...
What % of time are you spending in C0 on the idle system? Does powertop 
still show frequent wakeups?

Thanks,
-Eric

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