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If you're running AMD, TLP won't help as much as running a 6.6+ kernel with the proper amd-pstate kernel module running. 6.8 takes it even further.
Damn, I looked at this thread hoping to optimize my server idle power draw.
AMD 2700X, and Debian Bookworm kernel back ports just got to 6.6. Hopefully this doesn't break my ZFS 😅
I too wanted to rock Debian with ZFS. Had to go Ubuntu due to better ZFS support.
To be fair, of you just wait until the ZFS package is released with the corresponding kernel, everything works great. Just no unattended upgrades to the kernel on the back ports channel and you are golden!