Re: [Laptop] Battery Time

2007-12-01 Thread Darren Pilgrim

Jessica Mahoney wrote:

Quick recap:
Windows Vista: 2 minute boot, 90 minutes of battery


What tuning did you do on Vista prior to your measurements?  A 
stock Vista install never actually goes idle, so it eats the 
battery life.


With FreeBSD if you run X with an alpha-blending WM and a 
background process to continually keep the CPU 10-20% loaded and 
the disk active, you also get poor battery life.


Vista, when properly tuned, will get better battery life than Vista 
because it can also turn off devices to save power.  FreeBSD lacks 
the ability to power down USB, wireless and wired net devices, 
CD/DVD drives, etc.

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Re: [Laptop] Battery Time

2007-12-01 Thread Jessica Mahoney

Darren Pilgrim wrote:

Jessica Mahoney wrote:

Quick recap:
Windows Vista: 2 minute boot, 90 minutes of battery


What tuning did you do on Vista prior to your measurements?  A stock 
Vista install never actually goes idle, so it eats the battery life.


With FreeBSD if you run X with an alpha-blending WM and a background 
process to continually keep the CPU 10-20% loaded and the disk active, 
you also get poor battery life.


Vista, when properly tuned, will get better battery life than Vista 
because it can also turn off devices to save power.  FreeBSD lacks the 
ability to power down USB, wireless and wired net devices, CD/DVD 
drives, etc.


I had enabled everything in the Power Management panel in Vista (six 
dots for Power Saving, no dots for Performance), and had the flat panel 
at its dimmest setting.  With FreeBSD, I had the panel at its dimmest 
setting, average CPU load 2-5%, and had the CPU running at 800MHz.  I 
have no idea what the CPU clock was while running Vista, since there 
doesn't seem to be a CPU clock monitor in Vista.

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