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ZennouRyuu
Tux's lil' helper
Joined: 02 Nov 2002
Posts: 111
Location: Atlanta
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 Posted: Sat May 24, 2003 5:12 pm Post subject: ACPI making useless calls and lagging my system |
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Recently i have bee having some serious problems with ACPI on my Toshiba 1415-S173 appearently it is constantly querying something that doesnt exist my logs show this:
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May 23 23:46:30 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:46:46 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:47:03 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:47:20 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:47:37 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:47:54 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:48:10 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:48:27 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:48:44 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:49:01 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:49:17 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:49:34 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
May 23 23:49:51 [logger] ACPI group / action is not defined
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This never stops, and it really really lags my system beyond belief (I cant even watch a DVD)
I was wondering if there is a kernel module that i need to disable for this partcular function to stop being called .
Any help is appreiated
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handsomepete
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Joined: 21 Apr 2002
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Location: Kansas City, MO
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Something to check:
What all do you have enabled under ACPI support in the kernel? This might be acpid polling the power button/something else for shutdown or some other action. If that's the case, you can edit the acpi script to remove that functionality or add support for the item in the kernel. That's the only thing that pops into my head, may or may not help.  |
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