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On Saturday 31 March 2007 13:49, Colleen Beamer wrote: |
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> I got to the |
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> point where I chroot'd and started the kernel compile. The compile |
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> starts and then, the laptop shuts off on me. On initial start with the |
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> Stage 3 install CD, I started using 'gentoo dopcmcia nolvm2 agpgart |
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> acpi=on', but I also tried without the acpi=on parameter. |
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> The very first time I installed Gentoo on the laptop, the laptop was |
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> overheating on builds until I configured power management. However, |
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> this was after the initial installation when I was actually booted into |
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> my system. On the initial kernel compile in the chroot'd environment, I |
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> had no problem on the first two installs. |
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If this is an overheating problem you may want to place the laptop on two |
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marker pens, or books, as if bridging them. The idea is that there is plenty |
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of space between the desk and the bottom of the laptop. Then place a small |
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domestic fan at the back of the laptop, aim it at the bottom so that the air |
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flows under the raised laptop and turn it on. That usually keeps it cool |
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enough to complete the build stage. |
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HTH. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |