Ticket #7384 (closed task: fixed)

Opened 5 years ago

Last modified 16 months ago

Manually enabled USB-disabling Power Management

Reported by: gregorio Owned by: joe
Priority: normal Milestone: 8.2.0 (was Update.2)
Component: release-contract Version:
Keywords: 8.2.0:+ joyride-2134:? Cc: mstone, gregorio, cjb, dgilmore, joe, mtd, gnu
Action Needed: no action Verified: no
Deployments affected: Blocked By: #7434, #8916
Blocking:

Description

Steps to release:

1. Try out in joyride. (Which build?). (???)

2. Package any necessary UI changes. (cjb, ???)

3. Include in a release-stream build. (Michael)

4. Execute the best available regression test. (Joe)

5. ...

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Change History

Changed 5 years ago by cjb

Hi,

Which build?

joyride-2079 works well, as in http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.laptop.olpc.devel/14946

Changed 5 years ago by cjb

Some progress:

  • The Sugar patches to the control panel have been submitted for review (Trac #7434)
  • The OHM patches required have been committed, built and tagged into OLPC-3, so should be present in the next Joyride build: 
[cjb@localhost OLPC-3]$ koji latest-pkg dist-olpc3 ohm
Build                                     Tag                   Built by
----------------------------------------  --------------------  ----------------
ohm-0.1.1-6.14.20080707git.olpc3          dist-olpc3            cjb

Still to come:

  • Perhaps expose the "number of seconds until suspend" parameter in the control panel section
  • OHM should load the current settings from the Sugar profile at OHM startup time

Changed 5 years ago by cscott

  • blockedby 7434 added

Changed 5 years ago by mstone

  • keywords joyride-2134:? added
  • owner changed from cjb to joe
  • next_action changed from communicate to test in build

The "power" control panel patches landed in joyride-2134. Please test. Chris, Simon: where can we find test cases for both the power management itself and for using the control panel to manipulate it?

Changed 5 years ago by mtd

  • cc mtd added

I've tested, and have found #7690 - a latent issue that this (#7384) new (cool :)) feature has exposed. Not sure what (if anything) wants to be done about it.

Changed 5 years ago by gnu

  • cc gnu added

Changed 5 years ago by mtd

I can't find a way of phrasing this that doesn't sound annoying, but I'm not trying to be: the changes now in ohm disable the wireless radio, but there is no "usb-disabling" component to the code changes, right? That just seems slightly at odds with the ticket's title. Which (the title or the code) is the correct description of the intended changes?

Changed 5 years ago by gnu

  • blockedby 8916 added

Changed 16 months ago by greenfeld

  • status changed from new to closed
  • next_action changed from test in build to no action
  • resolution set to fixed

Ohmd has been replaced by powerd, and the extreme power management option (disabling wireless/USB) is no longer available.

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