Antoine Caillau wrote:
Hi,
Recently, I bought a new laptop (dell D420) and now, I'm discovering the
tool and I need a bit help to understand what I can do with thoose
informations.
By killing gnome-power-manager, un-blinking the cursor in
gnome-terminal, saving power with ipw3945, patching dhcpcd and compiling
my own kernel, I saved roughly an hour (Now, I've 6,5 hours). But I
think I can do better :-)
Can someone explain me a bit if ipw3945 interrupts are normal (I was not
using wireless), what can I do with modprobe (or if it is normal)
there is a problem with ipw3945 driver in that it consumes more power
when you're not using it ;(
we at Intel are aware of this and are trying to figure a fix without
breaking things... you could just do
rmmod ipw3945
to unload the module if you're not using it.
> and
what the message with pcscd can help me to improve pcscd. (Pcscd is a
soft for smartcard reader)
pcscd is a long time known problem; it insists on polling the hardware
very frequently unfortunately....
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