On 30.05.2009 Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> When I unplug the laptop (Lenovo X200, fully yum-updated Fedora 10,
> KDE, etc., etc.) I expect it to continue working. Audacity of hope,
> bla-bla. Instead, after a few seconds it suspends itself (KDE kicker
> actually pops up a little black balloon saying "c
Oron Peled writes:
>> What am I doing wrong? ;-)
>
> Making our laptops look miserable comparing to yours ;-)
To sweep this totally unwarranted accusation away once and for all,
here is my problem that maybe someone can help me with: I am probably
doing something wrong with power management.
Wh
On 30.05.2009 Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> Oron Peled writes:
> > Fedora 10, HP DV-4000, with Intel-915GM (I think, it's not in front
> > of me now).
Please note this computer is 3+ years old...
> Hmm... I am typing this on Fedora 10, Lenovo X200, with Intel 915
> (well, lspci says
>
> 00:02.0 VGA
Oron Peled writes:
> Few months ago the situation was much worse (for me), with random freezes
> on KDE (switched temporarily to GNOME). Now I get similar "flickers" only
> briefly during login (probably because of resolution changes etc.)
>
> You should use these drivers with up to date Xorg+dri
On 29.05.2009 Diego Iastrubni wrote:
> I am using Mandriva 2008.1 (yes, the old one) and decided to upgrade my
> kernel. I tested 2.6.29 and 2.6.30 (git, from Linus branch) nad under both I
> get random "blinks" in the screen. It's like the screen gets shut down for
> 100-200 msec, and then cont
Hi all,
I am using Mandriva 2008.1 (yes, the old one) and decided to upgrade my
kernel. I tested 2.6.29 and 2.6.30 (git, from Linus branch) nad under both I
get random "blinks" in the screen. It's like the screen gets shut down for
100-200 msec, and then continues on working.
The machine is a
