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On Montag, 31. Dezember 2007, Enrico Weigelt wrote: |
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> * Hemmann, Volker Armin <volker.armin.hemmann@××××××××××××.de> wrote: |
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> <snip> |
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> > > Quite uncertain. The machine is very stable w/o the NV drivers. |
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> > > But just loading the kernel module and waiting a few mins |
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> > > ends up in an total lockup. I could 100% reproduce this problem with |
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> > > several nv-chipset based notebooks (different geforce versions). |
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> > > Ah, and there had been an preinstalled Vista on that box, which |
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> > > worked perfectly with 3D stuff. |
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> > > So I don't think it's an hw issue. |
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> > and vista has a much better power managment than linux - could still be |
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> > overheating. |
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> Overheating a few mins after *cold* start and w/ using the 3D stuff |
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> (just by loading the kernel module and waiting a bit ?). Still seems |
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> very uncertain. |
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yes, if the full core runs at full speed it could be happen. |
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I was very certain that the kernel oopses I had at the end of Novembre/start |
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of Decembre were caused by the kernel - nope. I increased the voltage a |
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little bit and had no problems ever again. |
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