LizardMan wrote:
> It seems to work fine until a power state
> change occurs. Unplugging the AC adapter or plugging it in causes the
> CPU scaling to lock in 100% mode again.
This is because gnome-power-manager kicks in and activates its profile
for AC power / battery mode and sets the governor back to ondemand
(which then fails) which is the default.
The debdiff here fixes this by setting a mandatory default to disabled,
which means that gnome-power-manager will not deal with cpu throttling.
LizardMan wrote:
> It seems to work fine until a power state
> change occurs. Unplugging the AC adapter or plugging it in causes the
> CPU scaling to lock in 100% mode again.
This is because gnome-power-manager kicks in and activates its profile
for AC power / battery mode and sets the governor back to ondemand
(which then fails) which is the default.
The debdiff here fixes this by setting a mandatory default to disabled,
which means that gnome-power-manager will not deal with cpu throttling.