Indeed it must have been as you state but I did not want to do a
ROOTFS copy since setting up and cleaning the old LVM settings etc.,
will cause a lot of compilication. I went ahead and installed a fresh
system and then copied the kernel and initrd into the SD card.
I however do not remember why I disabled nouveau ... must have been
thinking something else...

But yes.. in SSD nouveau was enabled and in SD it was not. That caused
a major difference.
I am also amazed on how GPU contributes to the CPU task offloading
even if graphics is not used (text only mode)


On 2/7/15, Burhan Hanoglu <burhano...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 7, 2015 at 2:37 AM, Bhasker C V <bhas...@unixindia.com> wrote:
>
>> Thanks all for inputs
>>
>> SOLVED !!!
>>
>>
>> 1) The fan is fine in my system. The fan does not run and CPU remains
>> cool when used with the SSD based USB device but CPU was only heating
>> when using with USB-SD card based OS. So this is NOT a hardware issue
>>
>> The problem is that mine is a hybrid nvidia-optimus  (bumblebee).
>>
>> Now, I had disabled nouveau (modprobe.d blacklisted) which caused (I
>> guess IMHO) the GPU to be switched off thus offloading all tasks to
>> the CPU.
>>
>> The moment I loaded nouveau GPU got enabled and the good nice
>> neighbour to CPU started helping CPU.
>> Now my CPU is nicely running at 55-60C as expected. I can hear the
>> fans spinning down the instant nouveau is loaded !!!
>>
>>
> So the driver was not disabled when you tried on SSD? If the purpose was to
> identify the cause for a problem,  then why would you enable a driver on
> SSD and disable it on SD; instead of keeping it either enabled or disabled
> on both? You would keep the system on SSD "the same as it was on SD", so
> that the only difference would be the device the OS is running on, which
> would help narrow down the problem and identify it's relevance to storage
> device used...
>
> Cheers!
> Burhan
>


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