>-----Original Message----- >From: Randy Fishel [mailto:randy.fishel at sun.com] >Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 10:19 AM >To: Dan Mick >Cc: Li, Aubrey; tesla-dev at opensolaris.org; Mark.Haywood at sun.com >Subject: Re: [tesla-dev] Power Consumption test > > > >On Mon, 23 Jul 2007, Dan Mick wrote: > >> > > > Well with build 67 of Solaris there is no P-state support and no >deep >> > > > C-state support. Do you know whether the Linux measurement had >either >> > > of >> > > > these enabled? >> > > I checked just now and found both C-state and P-state are enabled in >> > > Linux. So it makes no sense to make this comparison. >> > > >> > > -Aubrey >> > >> > Actually, I think it does make sense to make these comparisons. >> > Solaris does have CPU power management, you just may not have or >> > enabled it yet. >> >> Not in build 67. That just went back on Jul 16th. >> > > Yes, but if I recall from an earlier message, she was running a >version of OpenSolaris that _did_ have it. If I am incorrect about >this, my applogies, and I will happily slide back into getting the >last of the suspend/resume code working. > The comparison was made on build67, which I don't think have P-state support.
> she was running a version of OpenSolaris that _did_ have it. BTW, it should be *he*, ;-) -Aubrey
