> I just finished testing the patch, and it shows huge temperature savings
> (10 to 15C when idle). The problem is, it screws up v4l (bttv), usb
> keyboard under X becomes effectively unusable, etc.
>
> V4l - using xinerama, xvideo, v4l under X4.1.0.1 - the picture gets
> jagged lines through it (offset scanlines maybe?) and tends to be jumpy.
>
> usb keyboard - its slightly bad under X anyway (sticky keys, modifiers,
> etc) but with this patch I had to log in from another system just to
> shut down - even ctrl-alt-delete wouldn't work. In about 15 mins of
> arguing with it I probably got 20 keystrokes into the xserver. (mouse
> continued to work fine however.)
phhhwwww ... sound problems, video problems, harddisk-dma problems ... now
usb problems ... it looks like i am a realy lucky boy that this patch
works on my computer whithout any problem ...
but : cause i have no problems with the patch, i have another problem : i
could not look where the problems come from ... :( ... so i need those on
of you, who have problems with it, so we could track the cause of the
problems down ...
>
> Seems like a great idea, if these problems can be solved. I'd love to
> get my cpu back down to 30C on a regular basis ;)
>
> (Currently running the same kernel w/o amd_disconnect=yes and it isn't
> showing any problems at all.)
>
> Motherboard is an Iwill kk266 (kt133) w/ a 1.2G tbird, 512M ram, 2
> aic7xxx (one pcb w/ pci bridge)
> Primary video: nvidia geforce2 mx (yah yah but it works ;) ..)
> Second/Third video: matrox mga g100 (4port card, 2 ports in use)
>
> Also, I noticed an odd problem w/ ACPI. dmesg shows:
> ACPI: Power Button (FF) found
> ACPI: Multiple power buttons detected, ignoring fixed-feature
> ACPI: Power Button (CM) found
as far as i know the power button does not work at all with the curent
kernel ... so i think it is no problem :)
daniel
# Daniel Nofftz
# Sysadmin CIP-Pool Informatik
# University of Trier(Germany), Room V 103
# Mail: daniel@nofftz.de
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