That bug report has a link to this: http://wiki.x.org/wiki/RadeonFeature.
Scroll down to the KMS Power Management Options for a more complete explanation of the options.
Then, do: $ cat /sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_method to check what method you're machine is using
It will very probably answer 'profile'
If so, you can change the content of /sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_profile to low, mid, auto and see what happens. I did that two days ago, and it's worked very well so far.
I haven't modified the necessary config files to make the change persistent through reboots, though. I mean, this method is like putting a ball & chain on your leg to keep you from running, and I'd like to do some experimenting first, perhaps even dynpm, once I understand a bit more of how that might affect things.
That bug report has a link to this: http:// wiki.x. org/wiki/ RadeonFeature.
Scroll down to the KMS Power Management Options for a more complete explanation of the options.
Then, do: $ cat /sys/class/ drm/card0/ device/ power_method to check what method you're machine is using
It will very probably answer 'profile'
If so, you can change the content of /sys/class/ drm/card0/ device/ power_profile to low, mid, auto and see what happens. I did that two days ago, and it's worked very well so far.
I haven't modified the necessary config files to make the change persistent through reboots, though. I mean, this method is like putting a ball & chain on your leg to keep you from running, and I'd like to do some experimenting first, perhaps even dynpm, once I understand a bit more of how that might affect things.
Chen: Why do you say it won't be fixed?