hi thanks for the response. i am attaching the output of the sleep and powertop commands.
> > Are the input device wakeups a permanent phenomenon, or is it use-only? > (note that your powertop interval was 3s only!) > the input device result could be because of usage. but still i have not understood why the rescheduling interrupts are always high. > If it's indeed permanent, then I'd say it's a bug/problem here, > otherwise several hundred wakeups/s is entirely normal (given the high > resolution that these touchpads etc. use). > Try > > # sleep 5 && powertop -d > > and keep things idle for real numbers. > > Try switching to vesa driver to nail the source of this problem, > it can have entirely different power characteristics than the > card-specific driver (at least that's the case on a desktop Radeon X1250). > i'll try this also and get back again. I also wanted to know what kind of patches could possibly help me reduce my power consumption. I also believe my hard drive over works with ubuntu. i can feel the vibration throughout whereas on windows it is relatively calm. if you can help me nail this intutive issue then please do so. regads vrinda
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