-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hi, sorry for the late answer, I'm quite busy these days.
Le 21/08/2017 à 13:27, Wolf Rogner a écrit : > Mind: deinstalling eliminates a set of issues (see above). Which issues did it eliminate exactly ? From what I can tell: > higher CPU load (not only in Firefox) It's the first time I hear about this one. > not fully charged battery on laptops (stops at 94% of capacity) This may be related to battery charge thresholds, but the default TLP configuration doesn't change them. Some questions to narrow down the problem : - - Which model of ThinkPad do you have ? - - Did you change those thresholds by other means ? Please check /etc/sysfs.conf and snippets under /etc/sysfs.d - - Do you dual boot Windows on this machine, and have Lenovo power manager installed in it ? > kicks in fans arbitrarily (even when CPU temp is below average > normal state) I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with TLP. I have this problem on two distinct X200 and uninstalling TLP didn't fix it. Unfortunately I noticed this problem after a long time and I'm not sure what change on my machines caused it, it may be a kernel upgrade (I noticed it after upgrading to Debian Jessie). I also noticed that, when unplugged from AC, after a while, the fan calms down, but the problem comes back after re-plugging. If you can tell me more I'm interested. > terminates bluetooth connections every 2 mins This is a known problem and it's more or less fixed by version 1.0 of TLP (which I had uploaded by my sponsor in Debian Unstable, but unfortunately didn't make it in Artful before the sync freeze). When it will be synced to Ubuntu, you may request a backport (but don't take my word on that, I'm not sure of how the process works for Ubuntu, the package may need to hit a stable release first; documentation I found on the web only states "from within the Ubuntu repositories"). In the meantime, you could use packages from upstream's PPA. In any case, you'll have to set the new option USB_BLACKLIST_BTUSB to 1. > terminates network connections every 2-5 mins I'm really not sure about this one. Maybe change the value of PCIE_ASPM_ON_BAT or various RUNTIME_PM* options ? > Maybe you check whether machine is a thinkpad and only install > then. No. TLP works on all kind of laptops. The only ThinkPad-specific features are the ones related to battery (dis)charge thresholds. Regards, - -- Raphaël Halimi -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQKtBAEBCgCXFiEEb6lOxdKMjWi+eSrvTZn2ZgpZgnsFAlnD0S9fFIAAAAAALgAo aXNzdWVyLWZwckBub3RhdGlvbnMub3BlbnBncC5maWZ0aGhvcnNlbWFuLm5ldDZG QTk0RUM1RDI4QzhENjhCRTc5MkFFRjREOTlGNjY2MEE1OTgyN0IZHHJhcGhhZWwu aGFsaW1pQGdtYWlsLmNvbQAKCRBNmfZmClmCe2bXD/4rAxDLRZKtKF/zCvxj0dEL IrIce5l4VQT7hdBchXA/Hbt5Kr1Dl8ohB8oHmGnt9EqhKIluNeoqQNE8QrifKaYk U+99s3MKJMcwHEtTXxQkxfZcVUHaoNF6EqZxRl0DW1vJCPcxiUIPsEjZoN82mHCZ iF3rzD6gfOYNfJbGhuuo8QVWhnZvnoMK9xyaV6aH7wd37XrGONlKn/695sIm08LG qduYCcE2AZ6ZkJm7qLJ/cpuSdmC1+65hH0XjJPQ+rNMHU6lnA23xoQ55ycRHZaYq RR0frGHDV8/Ttk5urbZ6mz/v4BjzIuTh6SK+tIpV0Ex+6+yxoFbClXFTNWBuERPW RxPaA/SHnEEC/ZogekEzqp5eiomqPfb/BNJ70QDh0s7iHwS2YwE+c7tZOjxNJDyS gFwJfylyp6xeisptY+2gWoOWK2U8nyB60opdveVu4HLr1H25XX+sMg7hzfrMEaXS n0/V7g3UkxOerPCVNB2B/jXSFOaBe1LpHdzLjTSgtICryTDoyMyLMyMHda9JVD63 YuexvvrBEWh9kUWGOFYTSYcsUlby/e24It8DnWjAHTSMX+bv28UOO8KNC25h72u1 K/Y4TLcX5whnJnPLuXYBuCuci65Lf8nvEneEjYJ9aVkVE+rwMtwR2lUBvv/XozSt xPWLv8OsqvF0wTRkIngQUg== =WUZx -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1711382 Title: Slow Firefox performance and high CPU load when tlp is installed To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/1711382/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
