This patch looks great, but isn't quite sufficient. This will set the
autosuspend timeout for all existing USB devices to 0 when activated,
but will not modify the timeout for new USB devices. This can be set by
writing to /sys/module/usbcore/parameters/autosuspend. Both this and the
existing
Hi Michael,
Michael Leuchtenburg wrote:
This patch looks great, but isn't quite sufficient. This will set the
autosuspend timeout for all existing USB devices to 0 when activated,
but will not modify the timeout for new USB devices. This can be set by
writing to
Package: laptop-mode-tools
Version: 1.45-1
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
USB Autosuspend mode is good for the hub and devices. These days USB is the way
to go and most laptops come with 4 USB ports. When running on battery, they are
useless and drawing a lot of power.
Powertop, when run on a
Hi Ritesh,
Ritesh Raj Sarraf wrote:
USB Autosuspend mode is good for the hub and devices. These days USB is the way
to go and most laptops come with 4 USB ports. When running on battery, they are
useless and drawing a lot of power.
Powertop, when run on a default Debian
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