thanks for the help...
> Do you have a 'fan' module loaded?
yup. /proc/acpi/fan exists, it is just empty
my/may not be relevent, but /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/ATF0 has a number of files
# more cooling_mode
cooling mode: passive
# more polling_frequency
# more temperature
temperature:
Hiya,
I bought a sony vaio tx1xp a couple of months back, wiped 'doz and
installed Kubuntu.
Lovely as pie, and I am a very happy bunny. If anyone wants the
details, see [1]
However, the fan turns on/off every few seconds, and it is starting to
annoy me. Even when running on a battery and the C
On 5/18/05, Dom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why are you using apm instead of acpi? I have some Libretto 100CTs using
> acpi (The older ones only had APM BIOS, but it was a simple upgrade).
Mostly because I know apm will work on them, and I haven't yet seen
acpi working. Call it fear of the unkn
for the record, acpi=off at boot time will disable acpi, but the apm
stuff isn't enabled in the debain kernel v2.6.8
re-compiled the kernel with the following settings
# ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) Support
#
# CONFIG_ACPI is not set
CONFIG_ACPI_BOOT=y
#
# APM (Advanced Powe
Hi,
Tosh Libretto 110CT running Debian testing.
Boot with acpi=off to get apm supported, but:
- beeps every second or so with the battery removed
- apm reports 0% critical for a battery that reports 100% in another libretto
- "apm -s" fails everytime.
Any ideas? It's a new 40GB harddisk. I lef
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