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Laptop power saving script for #! & Debian

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http://crunchbang.org – dura wrote:ifconfig eth0 downYou could make a script and put it in /bin so eth0 is turned off at boot. Make it executable:#!/bin/sh ifconfig eth0 downThanks I've put this command in my script and it works.  But it is weird because with or without eth0 the wat usage is the same. Maybe there is no consumption and powertop is showing some false data. Will leave it this way anyway. (HowTos)

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Submitted by delinux on 12/19/2012

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