On Sat, Mar 04, 2006 at 02:41:04AM -0700, Travis Poppe wrote:
> I've noticed that after my Jornada has been in "Suspend" mode for a
> short period of time, a mere tap on the keyboard will turn the display
> back on (as opposed to using the button). This means that power-saving
> is not optimal.
Yes, that's a bug. You have "suspended" it with the button and the
display is also shut off again due to inactivity. As soon as activity
is detected, the display is switched on by the display driver.
I can hack something in which prevents that.
> Also, I've noticed that after my Jornada has been running for awhile,
> it becomes a bit sluggish -- even after restarting X. However, a
> complete reboot of the Jornada seems to return it to its snappy state
> (for awhile). I'm running Debian Sarge.
Hmm, do you use swap? If so, try turning it off and on again, you may
have swapped out much and swapping to/from cf is slow...
Regards,
Michael
Received on Sat Mar 04 2006 - 06:35:58 EST
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