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    Administracin de energa en

    Linux

    LTV

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    The pc use to heat a lot

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    Why

    Because it uses electricity

    The electrons flowing over the conductors

    surface creates hot.

    All electronic devices do it.

    More use requiere more power then it produces

    a lot of heat.

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    What can I do?

    Use an "abaco"

    Use the minimum possible

    Use nothing

    Use a special cooling system

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    What about Linux?

    At the linux distros are a lot of options for cooling.

    Even you could keep your system cooler than a

    system that uses windows.

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    The old Jupiter

    As you may know, Jupiter is a powerful and

    lightweight power and hardware control applet. It

    has been retired and last supported release is

    up to Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal. However, Jupiter isavailable for Ubuntu 13.04 from JoliCloud

    Desktop Environment PPA.

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    Installing Jupiter

    Run below command to add the PPA repository:

    sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jolicloud-team/ppa

    Then update package lists and install:

    sudo apt-get update;

    sudo apt-get install jupiter

    To install Jupiter support package for Eee PCs:

    sudo apt-get install jupiter-support-eee

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    The new option TLP

    Is an advanced power management command

    line tool for Linux that tries to apply these

    settings / tweaks for you automatically,

    depending on your Linux distribution andhardware.

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    TLP applies the following settings

    depending on the power source

    battery / ac Kernel laptop mode and dirty buffer timeouts; Processor frequency scaling including "turbo boost" / "turbo core";

    Power aware process scheduler for multi-core/hyper-threading;

    Hard disk advanced power management level and spin down timeout (per

    disk);

    SATA aggressive link power management (ALPM);

    PCI Express active state power management (PCIe ASPM) Linux 2.6.35

    and above;

    Runtime power management for PCI(e) bus devices Linux 2.6.35 and

    above;

    Radeon KMS power management Linux 2.6.35 and above, not fglrx;

    Wifi power saving mode depending on kernel/driver;

    Power off optical drive in drive bay (on battery).

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    Additional TLP functions:

    I/O scheduler (per disk);

    USB autosuspend with blacklist;

    Audio power saving mode hda_intel, ac97;

    Enable or disable integrated wifi, bluetooth or wwan devices upon

    system startup and shutdown; Restore radio device state on system startup (from previous

    shutdown);

    Radio device wizard: switch radios upon network

    connect/disconnect and dock/undock;

    Disable Wake On LAN;

    WWAN state is restored after suspend/hibernate;

    Undervolting of Intel processors requires kernel with PHC-Patch;

    Battery charge thresholds ThinkPads only;

    Recalibrate battery

    ThinkPads only.

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    Install TLP in Ubuntu

    Before proceeding with the installation, there are

    a couple of things you need to do:

    Firstly, if you've added any power saving

    settings / scripts (e.g.: in /etc/rc.local), removethem or else TLP may not work properly;

    Remove laptop-mode-tools ("sudo apt-get

    remove laptop-mode-tools").

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    sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linrunner/tlp

    sudo apt-get update

    sudo apt-get install tlp tlp-rdw

    sudo tlp start.

    sudo apt-get install smartmontools ethtool

    smartmontools - needed to display disk drive

    S.M.A.R.T. data ethtool - needed to disable wake on lan.

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    Thermald

    Linux Thermal Daemon (thermald) is a tool

    developed by Intel's Open Source Technology

    Center which monitors and controls the CPU

    temperature, preventing it from overheating.

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    Thermald tries to prevent the CPU from

    overheating without a significant impact on

    performance by using some specific Intel

    functions available in the Linux Kernel.

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    Thermald can control cooling using:

    Active or passive cooling devices as presented in

    sysfs

    The Running Average Power Limit (RAPL) driver(Sandybridge upwards)

    The Intel P-state CPU frequency driver

    (Sandybridge upwards)The CPU freq driver the Intel PowerClamp

    driver

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    Thermald applies various cooling methods only

    when the temperature reaches a certain

    threshold, so you may not notice a difference

    while using it if your laptop doesn't usually getvery hot.

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    How to enable intel_pstate in Ubuntu 14.04

    While it's not mandatory, thermald should work

    better if Intel P-state is enabled. Intel P-state is

    not enabled by default in Ubuntu 14.04, but you

    can enable it easily.

    You won't try to use with previous versions.

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    Enabling intel_pstate

    1. To enable intel_pstate in Ubuntu 14.04 (only

    enable it if your laptop is using Sandy Bridge or

    Ivy Bridge CPUs), edit the:

    /etc/default/grub configuration file with a text

    editor as root

    gksu gedit /etc/default/grub

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    And for

    "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=" ... "

    Add "intel_pstate=enable", like this:

    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet

    splash intel_pstate=enable"

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    Make sure you've changed the /etc/default/grub

    file properly or else your system may fail to boot!

    Once you're done,

    Save the file and update Grub: sudo update-grub

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    2. Restart your system and to check if intel_pstate

    is enabled, run the following command:

    cat

    /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_driver

    The command above should return:

    "intel_pstate".

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    3. With intel_pstate, there are only two cpufreq

    governors:

    performance

    powersave

    there's no "ondemand", that is discontinued.

    If is necesary you will install cpufreq applet.

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    Laptop-mode-tools

    Laptop Mode Tools

    is a package that

    should extend your

    laptop's battery lifeby enabling the

    Laptop Mode Linux

    kernel feature along

    with other power-related tweaks.

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    Install Laptop Mode Tools 1.65

    sudo add-apt-repository

    ppa:webupd8team/unstable

    sudo apt-get update

    sudo apt-get install laptop-mode-tools

    gksu /usr/sbin/lmt-config-gui

    After any change you have made you will have

    to restar the system to apply it.

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    Xfce Lxde

    Bumblebee

    Ironhide

    Etc

    All of them have their

    own packages forenergy admin, youshould chose yourbest option.

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