Okydok that works now.. I saw it moved down to 1K, then I started a nightly and noticed it went to max 2k. (C0 was now 80%)
When I killed my nightly, even after a min, I don't see it going back to low p-state though. (C1 is now at 80+%...) Cheers, ashok raj - Open Source Technology Center >-----Original Message----- >From: Randy Fishel [mailto:randy.fishel at sun.com] >Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 5:42 PM >To: Mark Haywood >Cc: Raj, Ashok; Eric Saxe; tesla-dev at opensolaris.org >Subject: Re: [tesla-dev] Powertop stats > > > >On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Mark Haywood wrote: > >> I thought you wanted to see p-state changes? If so, you need to enable >> CPU power management. Add the following to /etc/power.conf >> >> cpupm enable > > Or if I read the question correctly, have > > cpupm disable > >in power.conf. > > ---- Randy > >> cpu-threshold 15s >> >> Then execute /usr/sbin/pmconfig >> >> Mark >> >> Raj, Ashok wrote: >> > My power.conf has >> > >> > Device-dependency-property removable-media /dev/fb >> > >> > autopm default >> > autoS3 default >> > >> > how do I turn off cpupm if its turned on? >> > >> > Iam using a base install from b79, with recent powertop sources. >> > >> >> Are you seeing lower p-states at all? If not, have you been able to >> >> determine if it is the tool or is it that your vaio is not being >> >> transitioned into lower p-states (use kstat cpu_info to determine the >> >> latter). >> >> >> >> If it is the latter, then you have cpupm enabled in /etc/power.conf and >> >> a cpu-threshold of 15s? >> >> >> > >> >> _______________________________________________ >> tesla-dev mailing list >> tesla-dev at opensolaris.org >> http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/tesla-dev >>
