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Abstract
This paper provides an overview of the power management features of the Xen Kernel as used in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. provides the basic power management usage, including CPU P-state and CPU C-state.
This paper is intended for IT specialists and IT managers who are familiar with power management and Linux Xen OS.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Basic components
CPU P-States (cpufreq) with Xen
Enabling the use of CPU P-States in Xen
CPU C-States (cpuidle)
Enabling the use of CPU C-States in Xen
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