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Subject: Re: Power-drain during suspend?
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Kevin Oberman wrote:

>>>>> hw.pci.do_power_nodriver=[1|2|3]

I have been changing the setting of the above to '3' - and done a bit of 
"testing" with suspend/resume.
The result is not much different from before, the R51 still "eats" the 
battery after 6-7 hours of suspend :-/
I have tried to suspend without X.org running to test if this had any 
effect, but there is no clear difference - and I end up with pusslement.

Any suggestions about what else I could try out ?

Gregers Petersen