zhang-rui
commented
2 weeks ago can you paste the config xml file you're using?
Open octomike opened 2 weeks ago
zhang-rui
commented
2 weeks ago can you paste the config xml file you're using?
octomike
commented
2 weeks ago of course, sorry...
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Configuration>
<lp_mode_cpus></lp_mode_cpus>
<Mode>1</Mode>
<PerformanceDef>-1</PerformanceDef>
<BalancedDef>0</BalancedDef>
<PowersaverDef>0</PowersaverDef>
<HfiLpmEnable>0</HfiLpmEnable>
<WLTHintEnable>1</WLTHintEnable>
<WLTProxyEnable>0</WLTProxyEnable>
<HfiSuvEnable>0</HfiSuvEnable>
<util_entry_threshold></util_entry_threshold>
<util_exit_threshold></util_exit_threshold>
<EntryDelayMS>0</EntryDelayMS>
<ExitDelayMS>0</ExitDelayMS>
<EntryHystMS>2000</EntryHystMS>
<ExitHystMS>3000</ExitHystMS>
<IgnoreITMT>0</IgnoreITMT>
<States>
<CPUFamily> 6 </CPUFamily>
<CPUModel> 170 </CPUModel>
<CPUConfig> * </CPUConfig>
<State>
<ID> 1 </ID> <!-- no significance. number can be anything -->
<Name> WLT_IDLE </Name>
<WLTType> 0 </WLTType> <!-- WLTType mapped to Name -->
<EPP> 255 </EPP>
<EPB> 15 </EPB>
<MinPollInterval>2000</MinPollInterval>
<ITMTState> -1 </ITMTState>
<IRQMigrate> -1 </IRQMigrate>
</State>
<State>
<ID> 2 </ID>
<Name> WLT_BATTERY_LIFE </Name>
<WLTType> 1 </WLTType>
<EPP> 178 </EPP>
<EPB> 6 </EPB>
<MinPollInterval>2000</MinPollInterval>
<ITMTState> -1 </ITMTState>
<IRQMigrate> -1 </IRQMigrate>
</State>
<State>
<ID> 3 </ID>
<Name> WLT_SUSTAINED </Name>
<WLTType> 2 </WLTType>
<EPP> 64 </EPP>
<EPB> 6 </EPB>
<MinPollInterval>2000</MinPollInterval>
<ITMTState> -1 </ITMTState>
<IRQMigrate> -1 </IRQMigrate>
</State>
<State>
<ID> 4 </ID>
<Name> WLT_BURSTY </Name>
<WLTType> 3 </WLTType>
<EPP> 64 </EPP>
<EPB> 4 </EPB>
<MinPollInterval>2000</MinPollInterval>
<ITMTState> -1 </ITMTState>
<IRQMigrate> -1 </IRQMigrate>
</State>
</States>
</Configuration>
I'm playing around with intel-lpmd on my new Framework 13 (Core Ultra). I have disable all hints, except WLT hardware hints (on kernel 6.10).
This sort of works (although I only see messages when increasing verbosity). But I am confused as why, after plugging in and removing my power supply, lpmd claims to enter low-power mode because of utl changes. Is that a bug?
Example log: