SUSE LINUX Documentation - Index of
SUSE LINUX Documentation - Index of
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To edit a PCI ID, select the device driver from the list and click Edit. Edit the information<br />
and click OK to save your changes. To delete an ID, select the driver and click Delete.<br />
The ID immediately disappears from the list. When finished, click OK.<br />
2.5.8 Power Management<br />
The System → Power Management module helps you work with saving energy technologies.<br />
It is especially important on laptops to extend their operational time. Find<br />
detailed information about using this module in Section “The YaST Power Management<br />
Module” (Chapter 33, Power Management, ↑Reference).<br />
2.5.9 Powertweak Configuration<br />
Powertweak is a <strong>SUSE</strong> Linux utility for tweaking your system to peak performance by<br />
tuning some kernel and hardware configurations. It should be used only by advanced<br />
users. After starting it with System → Powertweak, it detects your system settings and<br />
lists them in tree form in the left frame <strong>of</strong> the module. You can also use Search to find<br />
a configuration variable. Select the option to tweak to display it on the screen along<br />
with its directory and settings. To save the settings, click Finish then confirm it by<br />
clicking OK.<br />
2.5.10 Pr<strong>of</strong>ile Manager<br />
Create, manage, and switch among system configurations with System → Pr<strong>of</strong>ile<br />
Management, the YaST system configuration pr<strong>of</strong>ile management (SCPM) module.<br />
This is especially useful for mobile computers that are used in different locations (in<br />
different networks) and by different users. Nevertheless, this feature is useful even for<br />
stationary machines, because it enables the use <strong>of</strong> various hardware components or test<br />
configurations. For more information about SCPM basics and handling, refer to Chapter<br />
System Configuration Pr<strong>of</strong>ile Management (↑Reference).<br />
2.5.11 System Services (Runlevel)<br />
Configure runlevels and the services that start in them with System → System Services<br />
(Runlevel). For more information about the runlevels in <strong>SUSE</strong> Linux and a description