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Gabriel Rossetti wrote: |
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> Hans-Werner Hilse wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:34:51 +0000 Gabriel Rossetti |
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>> <rossettigab@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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>>> I reinstalled and there for upgraded my kernel form 2.6.18 to |
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>>> 2.6.19, and also upgraded all the acpi related stuff like acpid. My |
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>>> laptop overheats a lot now, it is around 90-96 degrees celcius when |
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>>> compiling, and before it was a lot cooler (75 max). Has anything |
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>>> major changed when dealing with acpi? |
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>>> My acpid is running and my fans are on, but maybe they are not on as |
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>>> strong? Is there something new to do now? |
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>> acpid probably isn't related to that anyway. Or did you configure some |
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>> thermal triggers there? Does your new kernel have proper support for |
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>> ACPI (and its thermal module) and (although not important during |
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>> compile run) CPUfreq? MCE support? All relevant modules loaded? |
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>> I guess it's not the (speed of the) fans, but rather speed throttling |
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>> what's not working as desired here. |
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>> -hwh |
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> The throttling is almost always off, except when I not connected to |
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> the AC. I did turn off the acpi compat. api, I trying to see if that |
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> was it. Other than that, I just copied my old config file to the new |
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> kernel directory and added the new stuff and turned off that I stated |
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> above. I'll keep you up to date, thanks for sparking the idea. |
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> Cheers, |
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> Gabriel |
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Well that didn't change anything..... |
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