Re: Samsung X10 XTC 1300

On Sat, 2003-05-03 at 17:23, Alan Cox wrote: 

On Sad, 2003-05-03 at 17:48, Nicolas Bellm wrote:

quoted

Hello!
I have a Samsung X10 XTC 1300 with Intel Centrino. I downloaded the 
kernel-2.4.20 and patched it with 2.4.21-rc1 and the ACPI patch. I compiled 
and loaded all modules for ACPI. But I can't get it in the sleep-mode. I 
tried 'echo 1 > /etc/acpi/sleep', I tried echo 2, 3, 4, 5 ... and echo P1-P5, 
but it doesn't work. It doesnt react, when I press the powerbutton. I can't 
change the processor speed, I can't read the battery loading. Nothing works.

Most people using Centrino seem to be reporting similar things. You
might want to swap it for a more Linux friendly laptop if you really
need ACPI stuff or working wireless

indeed <sigh> i have had CPU scaling working with CPUFreq on my dell
D600 (Dell is rapidly becoming the Ikea of computer vendors :) but the
same problems with ACPI sleep. (S1 works, S3 doesn't, although S5 does)

when ACPI does work then when bus modules are loading i get a lot of: 

dsobject-0189: *** Warning: Buffer created with zero length in AML

this is using the ACPI4Linux patches against 2.4.20 and  2.4.21-rc1

ACPI didn't load at all in 2.4.21-rc1-ac2 though (i don't have the exact
message to hand, but something about signatures being incorrect maybe) 

i have settled on a reasonable compromise of using swsusp with ACPI on
2.4.20 (using a patch from http://alor.antifork.org/acpi-swsusp/) which
is acceptable and works (i think you need at least S5 to work for swsusp
to turn the machine off)  

/proc/acpi/processor/CPU0/performance reports the requisite number of P
states but the associated CPU speed for all of them is 0Mhz 

also weirdly i can change the P state from P0 but only to P5 or P6 and
then i can't change it back again (although this doesn't seem to have a
great deal of effect) 

throttling  changing works (i.e. the T state changes) but i'm not
entirely convinced it is actually doing anything. 


owen 



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