* [Powertop] Has anyone seen power bugs from kill -STOP process before and after S3 sleep?
@ 2013-11-24 0:53 Marc MERLIN
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From: Marc MERLIN @ 2013-11-24 0:53 UTC (permalink / raw)
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I'm still trying to figure out why my laptop can idle at 12-13W or 20W
with no differences in processes, and why powertop (even latest, 1.25)
can provide very incorrect power values.
One thing I do that likely few people do:
killall -STOP chrome chromium firefox-bin xmms mplayer pidgin procmeter3 plugin-container
That seems to work with power of course, but I think it later causes
problem when I go to sleep (shut the lid) and come back later.
Have others seen issues with this?
It's happened for me for over a year, all the way to kernel 3.11
Could it also be generating the weird powertop behaviour I get and no
one else does?
Thanks,
Marc
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