I also don't have experience with this stuff.Tijnema may know more because he
has actual experience with it.They dont really teach how to tinker with
motherboards in courses :)
But if you have access to a voltmeter ,you could measure the voltage across
the terminals of the capacitor.Its getting hot
Hi all,
In the thread about the missing headers i've found out that my
/proc/acpi/thermal_zone is empty, while there should be information
about the temp of my CPU...
I've ACPI enabled in my BIOS, and i've compiled all ACPI stuff in my
kernel, but it still remains empty..
What can I do to solve th
On 6/17/07, Wit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ANIRUDH VIJ wrote:
> >
> > Unless you know the circuit type (LC, RC, ...), its expected input and
> > output, you are risking havoc by changing the value of *any* of the
> > components in the circuit. IIRC, by changing the the capacitor to a
> >
On 6/16/07, Colin Kemp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Jun 16, 2007, at 4:42 PM, Bauke Jan Douma wrote:
>
> > Colin Kemp wrote on 14-06-07 01:17:
> >
> >> it doesnt do it when i use X from the CD 6.2, just the text-console.
> >> also, the 6.1.1 cd doesnt do it, but i have to change the video
> >>
ANIRUDH VIJ wrote:
>
> Unless you know the circuit type (LC, RC, ...), its expected input and
> output, you are risking havoc by changing the value of *any* of the
> components in the circuit. IIRC, by changing the the capacitor to a
> higher voltage rating, you have altered (possibly)
On Jun 16, 2007, at 4:42 PM, Bauke Jan Douma wrote:
> Colin Kemp wrote on 14-06-07 01:17:
>
>> it doesnt do it when i use X from the CD 6.2, just the text-console.
>> also, the 6.1.1 cd doesnt do it, but i have to change the video
>> driver in xorg.conf from i810 to nv for X to work, so i think i
Colin Kemp wrote on 14-06-07 01:17:
> it doesnt do it when i use X from the CD 6.2, just the text-console.
> also, the 6.1.1 cd doesnt do it, but i have to change the video
> driver in xorg.conf from i810 to nv for X to work, so i think its the
> driver. But im not sure how to change the dri
Unless you know the circuit type (LC, RC, ...), its expected input and
output, you are risking havoc by changing the value of *any* of the
components in the circuit. IIRC, by changing the the capacitor to a
higher voltage rating, you have altered (possibly) at least two things
(assumin
Tijnema wrote:
> On 6/12/07, Wit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Tijnema wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>> I also become increasingly concerned with the mention of the capacitors
>> and repair you did (IIRC?). Both would seem a "most likely" culprit,
>> based on all the other things discussed.
