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On Thu, 2004-03-18 at 06:02, Bauer, Felix wrote: |
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> CPU#0: Temperature above threshold |
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> CPU#0: Running in modulated clock mode |
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> CPU#0: Temperature/speed normal |
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> and the events/0 - process runs with as much cpu-load as it gets. I can |
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> work on that box if I kill syslog, but the |
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> events/0 process takes seriously too much cpu-time. I'm not pretty |
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> familiar with the x86 cpu's but I think I have |
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> read something that this "next generation Celeron-cpu's" are P4-based |
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> and maybe the P4-features in my kernel are |
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> just running frenzy or not working with this architecture. I'm pretty |
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> sure that my problem is _not_ the temperature. |
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> Any suggestions or experiences? I'll try recompiling my kernel without |
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> those features (Machine Check Exceptions) and |
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> hope the events/0 stops buggins me |
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Well, if you release the magic smoke, then you'll know it was the |
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temperature. Before doing this, I would suggest inspecting your ACPI |
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thermal zones, if any: |
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$ cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/*/temperature |
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If you are much above 70 C, you probably have a cooling problem. |
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Andy Dustman <adustman@×××××××××.edu> |
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