- New acerhdf patch and it defaults to kernel mode now. No need for rc.local tricks anymore.
- ACPI video and some LCD backlight code compiled in statically due a kernel bug.
- ACPI powersave, userspace and conservative built as modules. Defaults to ondemand governor.
- cpufreq_stats added as module. pciehp, acpiphp compiled statically.
- NTFS read/write support is now available as a module.
- Removed CONFIG_LATENCYTOP, CONFIG_FRAME_POINTER and CONFIG_SYSCTL_SYSCALL_CHECK.
- Removed Hardware crypto devices support completely.
- Removed debugging code to make kernel slightly faster, but unfortunately this means a dropped support for the LatencyTOP tool.
- Dropped support completely for the wifi led patches as they don’t apply to the 2.6.30 kernel tree anymore.
- Added a patch which tweaks the deadline scheduler’s fifo_batch from 16 to 1 for slightly better SSD responsiviness.
- Added support for the KMS.
- Kernel’s boot time has increased from 3.7 seconds to 4.8 seconds on my system. Probably due the fact that more static code has been compiled into the kernel than on previous releases. Init seems to be working faster though(??).
- Your mileage may vary depending on the external peripherals and filesystems used.
- The time to suspend the laptop has decreased (tested with s2ram). It’s almost immediate now.
2 cose:
- commentate in rc.local:
- nel mio caso ho dovuto riconfigurare e risistemare l’xorg con
Xorg -configure, credo che il problema riguardasse l’opzione per l’accelerazione della scheda (EXA,UXA ecc)
echo kernel > /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/mode
inoltre non vengono più usate le chiavi kernel e user perchè sono state sostituite da enable e disable


