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===Required packages=== | ===Required packages=== | ||
*extra/powersave | *extra/powersave | ||
| + | *extra/gnome-power-manager (or kde equivalent)(optional) | ||
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| + | Install by doing: | ||
| + | <pre> | ||
| + | pacman -Sy powersave gnome-power-manager | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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| + | ==Step 1: CPU Stepping== | ||
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| + | ==Step 2: Suspend to ram (suspend2ram)== | ||
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| + | ==Step 3: Suspend to disk (suspend2disk)== | ||
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| + | ==Known issues== | ||
Revision as of 13:17, 12 November 2006
Contents
Goals
The goal of this article is to get cpu speedstepping. Also suspend to ram and possibly to disk too, both possible for standard (non-root) users. This should all be provided by the powersaved daemon.
Required packages
- extra/powersave
- extra/gnome-power-manager (or kde equivalent)(optional)
Install by doing:
pacman -Sy powersave gnome-power-manager