ASUS UL20A - Revision history

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2020-06-15T00:45:28Z

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	The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y}} (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.		The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y}} (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.

	[[Category:Hardware]]		{{Navbox Hardware}}[[Category:Hardware]]

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	The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'.		The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'.


	== Drivers ==		== Drivers ==
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	It appears that any drivers > 16 will fail to install on the laptop, under Windows 8.1. This version contains the two finger scroll built-in.		It appears that any drivers > 16 will fail to install on the laptop, under Windows 8.1. This version contains the two finger scroll built-in.



	== Issues ==		== Issues ==
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	You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.		You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.

	~~<syntaxhighlight~~ lang="bash">		{{highlight\|lang=bash\|code=
			<nowiki>
	echo l > /proc/sysrq-trigger		echo l > /proc/sysrq-trigger
	dmesg \| tail -n 50		dmesg \| tail -n 50
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>		</nowiki>
			}}

	The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y}} (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.		The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y}} (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.

			[[Category:Hardware]]
	[[Category:~~Personal~~]]

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==
	=== Linux ===		=== Linux ===
	The module {{code\|atl1c~~</code>~~ drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt. Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.		The module {{code\|atl1c}} drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt. Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.

	You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.		You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.
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	The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y~~</code>~~ (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.		The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y}} (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.


	[[Category:Personal]]		[[Category:Personal]]

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== Issues == == Issues ==
=== Linux === === Linux ===
The module <code>atl1c</code> drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt.  Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.   The module {{code|atl1c</code> drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt.  Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.  



You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times. You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.
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The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.   The kernel worker, {{code|kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.  






[[Category:Personal]] [[Category:Personal]]



Leo at 06:26, 29 March 2015
2015-03-29T06:26:37Z


				
				
				
				
				
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The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.   The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.  



[[Category:Linux]]  
[[Category:Personal]] [[Category:Personal]]





Leo at 06:23, 18 August 2014
2014-08-18T06:23:33Z


				
				
				
				
				
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The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'.   The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'.  


== Drivers ==
=== Synaptics Touchpad ===
Get the 16.2.21 drivers from their website at: http://drivers.synaptics.com/Synaptics_v16_2_21_C_XP32_Vista32_Win7-32_XP64_Vista64_Win7-64_Win8.zip

It appears that any drivers > 16 will fail to install on the laptop, under Windows 8.1. This version contains the two finger scroll built-in.





== Issues == == Issues ==





Leo at 00:27, 18 August 2014
2014-08-18T00:27:53Z


				
				
				
				
				
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== Issues == == Issues ==
=== Linux === === Linux ===
It appears that the kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) has some issues with the onboard ethernet adapter. The module atl1c will use up all the available CPU and removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking. The module <code>atl1c</code> drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt.  Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.  



You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
echo l > /proc/sysrq-trigger
dmesg | tail -n 50
</syntaxhighlight>

The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core. 



[[Category:Linux]] [[Category:Linux]]
[[Category:Personal]] [[Category:Personal]]





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2014-08-18T00:21:44Z
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The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'. 



== Issues ==

=== Linux ===

It appears that the kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) has some issues with the onboard ethernet adapter. The module atl1c will use up all the available CPU and removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.





[[Category:Linux]]

[[Category:Personal]]

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==
	=== Linux ===		=== Linux ===
	The module <code>atl1c</code> drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt. Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.		The module {{code\|atl1c</code> drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt. Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.

	You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.		You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.
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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.		The kernel worker, {{code\|kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.


	[[Category:Personal]]		[[Category:Personal]]

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	The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.		The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.

	~~[[Category:Linux]]~~
	[[Category:Personal]]		[[Category:Personal]]

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	The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'.		The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'.


			== Drivers ==
			=== Synaptics Touchpad ===
			Get the 16.2.21 drivers from their website at: http://drivers.synaptics.com/Synaptics_v16_2_21_C_XP32_Vista32_Win7-32_XP64_Vista64_Win7-64_Win8.zip

			It appears that any drivers > 16 will fail to install on the laptop, under Windows 8.1. This version contains the two finger scroll built-in.



	== Issues ==		== Issues ==

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==
	=== Linux ===		=== Linux ===
	~~It appears that~~ the ~~kernel~~ used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) ~~has some issues with the onboard ethernet adapter~~. ~~The module atl1c will use up all the available CPU and removing~~ it is not an option since it will kill the networking.		The module <code>atl1c</code> drives the onboard Atheros ethernet adapter but will use up all the available CPU. This happened on the Linux Kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) while running ClonezillaAlt. Removing it is not an option since it will kill the networking.

			You can verify this after booting into linux by running the following a few times.

			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
			echo l > /proc/sysrq-trigger
			dmesg \| tail -n 50
			</syntaxhighlight>

			The kernel worker, <code>kworker/x:y</code> (where x and y are random based on which CPU core is running the module), will use up 100% of the available CPU of one core.

	[[Category:Linux]]		[[Category:Linux]]
	[[Category:Personal]]		[[Category:Personal]]

ASUS UL20A - Revision history

Leo: Text replacement - "Category:Hardware" to "{{Navbox Hardware}}Category:Hardware"

Leo: reformat

Leo: Text replacement - "" to "}}"

Leo: Text replacement - "" to "{{code|"

Leo at 06:26, 29 March 2015

Leo at 06:23, 18 August 2014

Leo at 00:27, 18 August 2014

Leo: Created page with "The ASUS UL20A is my laptop named 'Smallbook'. == Issues == === Linux === It appears that the kernel used by Ubuntu (3.13.0-24) has some issues with the onboard ethernet ada..."

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