I'm trying to get the hibernate package working on my Dell Inspiron
4100. So far, everything appears to be working fine, with one
exception: after resuming from hibernate, the system shows all the
signs of high CPU load --- the CPU temperature keeps creeping up until
both fans are running. This
On Tue, Nov 22, 2005 at 03:59:04PM -0800, Ian Greenhoe wrote:
> What does the top command show?
I've attached the output of top -bc -n 1 from shortly after resume; by
this point the CPU was hot enough for the first fan to have kicked in.
As you can see, it's running mostly idle, or at least it cla
On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 10:38:25AM -0800, Ian Greenhoe wrote:
> Is there evidence of a lot of processes being created? (If you run ps
> twice in a row, are the PIDs relatively close to each other? Relatively
> close == within about 4 on a lightly loaded machine.)
Almost identical.
> Another tho
On Thu, Nov 24, 2005 at 09:26:38AM -0500, I wrote:
> [...] I've attached the output of dmesg, with the suspend/resume point
> marked.
D'oh! *This* time I've attached it. We Apologize for the
Inconvenience.(TM)
-sbigham
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On Fri, Nov 25, 2005 at 12:52:38AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Have you checked the problem is not there when you reboot? Cause
> others have had similar symptoms and it appeared to be a dirty fan,
> with lots of dust collected over the years. That way the processor
> simply did not got enoug
On Sun, Nov 27, 2005 at 08:53:44PM -0500, Scott Bigham wrote:
> Is there a way to disable ACPI? [searches kernel source docs] Ah, yes,
> just have to use the 'acpi=off' kernel boot parameter.
And my preliminary tests appear to confirm that with this parameter in
place, good old a
On Jan 1, 1990, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm having trouble setting my time on a Toshiba 2100cds. I did a clean
> install of potato a week ago and the time reads Jan 1 1990? (1) How do I
> change this? (2) How do I keep the time accurate when I turn off it off?
I used to have this problem inte
On Mar 15, 2000, Dieter Ebner wrote:
> Who has recently bought a laptop and was able to install LINUX?
If no one else has suggested it, may I recommend the Linux on Laptops
page?[1] They won't all be Debian-specific (which I imagine is what you
were interested in, given the mailing list you chos
On Mar 15, 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What are you problems exactly ? I have one on a Siemens Scenic Mobile
> 360, and it's sound OK except for .au which sound horrible.
Does RealAudio work for you? It came out very distorted when I tried
it. I don't have any .mp3's or music CD's, so that
On Mar 15, 2000, Scott Bigham wrote:
> Does RealAudio work for you? It came out very distorted when I tried
> it.
Okay, scratch that. I just got through installing RealPlayer 7, and for
no apparent reason, it all suddenly started working again. :-} Oh well,
who am I to complain? I&
On Jan 1, 1990, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm having trouble setting my time on a Toshiba 2100cds. I did a clean
> install of potato a week ago and the time reads Jan 1 1990? (1) How do I
> change this? (2) How do I keep the time accurate when I turn off it off?
I used to have this problem inter
This is, I humbly submit, at least partially on-topic for this list, ;)
since the machine I'm thinking about upgrading is my notebook, and at
least some of the questions are laptop-specific.
Anywho, these are the upgrades I'm considering:
- kernel: 2.2.19 -> 2.4.9
My understanding from pr
This is, I humbly submit, at least partially on-topic for this list, ;)
since the machine I'm thinking about upgrading is my notebook, and at
least some of the questions are laptop-specific.
Anywho, these are the upgrades I'm considering:
- kernel: 2.2.19 -> 2.4.9
My understanding from p
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, Anthony Campbell wrote:
> going back usually to 1 Jan 1990 although sometimes other dates. As long
> as I stay in Linux all is well; if I set the date correctly in DOS it
> also stays correct even after complete shutdown and reboot.
I don't even have to leave Linux to get thi
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Brian Servis wrote:
> *- On 26 Oct, Bryan K. Walton wrote about "Trying to correctly configure X"
> > [...] I have a NeoMagic 256AV video card in the machine that I
> > believe has about 2.5 meg of memory.
> You need the XFCom_NeoMagic server from Redhat or Suse. Sorry, I
Has anyone had any success with the Port Noteworthy PCMCIA CD-ROM? Yes,
I know it isn't on the SUPPORTED.CARDS list; I thought it was when I
bought it... :-} I figured I should at least try getting it to work,
though, before biting the proverbial bullet and buying another one.
I have actually go
I have a 3Com Megahertz 3CXEM556 Ethernet/modem combo card, which
apparently keys off the 3c589_cs kernel driver. It works fine, but it
suffers from the problem described in the PCMCIA HOWTO[*] that the
Ethernet and serial drivers cannot function simultaneously, so that, for
instance, I have to ma
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, Anthony Campbell wrote:
> going back usually to 1 Jan 1990 although sometimes other dates. As long
> as I stay in Linux all is well; if I set the date correctly in DOS it
> also stays correct even after complete shutdown and reboot.
I don't even have to leave Linux to get thi
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Brian Servis wrote:
> *- On 26 Oct, Bryan K. Walton wrote about "Trying to correctly configure X"
> > [...] I have a NeoMagic 256AV video card in the machine that I
> > believe has about 2.5 meg of memory.
> You need the XFCom_NeoMagic server from Redhat or Suse. Sorry, I
Has anyone had any success with the Port Noteworthy PCMCIA CD-ROM? Yes,
I know it isn't on the SUPPORTED.CARDS list; I thought it was when I
bought it... :-} I figured I should at least try getting it to work,
though, before biting the proverbial bullet and buying another one.
I have actually go
I have a 3Com Megahertz 3CXEM556 Ethernet/modem combo card, which
apparently keys off the 3c589_cs kernel driver. It works fine, but it
suffers from the problem described in the PCMCIA HOWTO[*] that the
Ethernet and serial drivers cannot function simultaneously, so that, for
instance, I have to ma
On Fri, Feb 08, 2002 at 05:24:41PM -0800, Heather wrote:
> Anyways when I was asking for a "known abiding reason" I meant something
> specific, not "that's how testing/woody works". Which arch needs to be
> hit on the head to make it happy?
Generally the place to look for this sort of thing is t
On Fri, Feb 08, 2002 at 05:24:41PM -0800, Heather wrote:
> Anyways when I was asking for a "known abiding reason" I meant something
> specific, not "that's how testing/woody works". Which arch needs to be
> hit on the head to make it happy?
Generally the place to look for this sort of thing is
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