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Yes, please enable acerhdf by defalut.
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Bug still present in maverick 10.10 on PackardBell ButterflyTouch / Acer 1825.
Please enable acerhdf by defalut.
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Title:
acerhdf: not enabled by d
Note that in Lucid the temperature is in millidegrees, not degrees, so
the 'fanon' and fanoff' thresholds need to be set accordingly.
I just go with the defaults and have
options acerhdf verbose=1 kernelmode=1
in my /etc/modprobe.d/acerhdf.conf file.
(The verbose shows you what the fan controll
I confirm it is disabled by default, although it itself recommends to execute
'echo -n "enabled" > /sys /class/thermal/thermal_zone0/mode', you can see it if
you run:
dmesg|grep acerhdf
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Zimmer: You will need to copy the file (acerhdf.conf) into the folder
/etc/modprobe.d
The folder etc/ and its contents can only be edited by a super-user. To
do this graphically, you will need to start Nautilus as root (of course,
you could also do this through the command line, but this is easier
Sorry, am a linux newbie here, and have just got Ubuntu netbook version
installed on my aspire one from a usb stick, and all working perfect, so I
don't wanna mess it up.
To do this fan mod, how exactly do I use the above attachment, in simple steps
please, as I know nothing about Linux (yet), b
I am using an Acer Aspire One 110L (8.9" display, 8GB SSD) and have
activated acerhdf as default by supplying this file
/etc/modprobe.d/acerhdf.conf
see attachement. Works reliably and smoothly for several weeks now.
content:
# fan control for acer aspire one fan
# according to: http
You can do
sudo sh -c 'echo -n "enabled" > /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/mode'
as a single line workaround.
2009/10/12 Sokraates :
> Just so that anyone looking at this bug will be able to make acerhdf
> work, here's the workaround from the duplicate bug report:
>
> "To make fan control and a
Just so that anyone looking at this bug will be able to make acerhdf
work, here's the workaround from the duplicate bug report:
"To make fan control and acerhdf work, I need to do a 'sudo -s' (regular
sudo won't work) and then 'echo -n "enabled" > /sys
/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/mode' (this comm
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Status: New => Confirmed
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