Re: powersaved daemon, desktop?

In alt.os.linux.suse, on Tue 28 February 2006 07:12, ac
<"aec$news"@candt.clara.co.uk> wrote:

I notice that when starting a couple of desktop pc that a message
appears saying that
the powersaved daemon is no running and performance may improve if it
was (or similar)
followed by the hint
/usr/bin/powersaved start

As someone else has pointed out, that should be /usr/sbin not /usr/bin

I see in yast that kpowersave and the daemon is installed

That's a good start, now you need to enable it. This can also be done
through YaST - you don't say what release of SUSE Linux you are
running, and the name that you need to chosse has changed slightly

In SUSE Linux 9.x select YaST / System / Runlevel Editor


In SUSE Linux 10.x select YaST / System / System Services (Runlevel)

Then highlight the powersaved entry and select Enable

HTH
HANDY
--
Robert HULL

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