I have a trippy observation which may be a Clue. At least for some
people's problem. I don't know how to use this Clue, but I toss it out
there in case it makes an "aha" for anyone.
I have been having a related problem on my Presario 2100. I recently
wiped WinXP and replaced with Feisty. For about
Hi Rob,
If I'm running any kind of power management it's not intentionally.
Anything I know about power management and Linux (or Windows) I learned
in the last few days - it's always been a topic I've been happy to
ignore. I swear I didn't deliberately touch anything to do with power
management un
Hi Len,
Running without the battery I have not been able to reproduce the issue.
So I'm even more baffled, although perhaps my having cleaned out the fan
is helping too - maybe I should try watching some videos for a while
with the battery removed. My problem seems to have gone away, but since
I h
Here is my sudo dmesg -s64000 output.
** Attachment added: "dmesg.txt"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7841851/dmesg.txt
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CPU overheats during high usage "throttling "
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/22336
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Bugs, which is a
I duplicated the issue. I left the laptop plugged while shut down. When
I next turned on the computer, I saw the cord icon instead of the
battery icon and I had a sinking feeling. Sure enough, starting Firefox
caused the laptop to shut down, complaining that CPU scaling was not
enabled and that a c
And to follow up on that... Feisty had a fit the second after I wrote
the above, ergo, problem not fixed.
I was not able to duplicate my fix at first. I let the batter drain and
restarted the computer - the Gnome power aplet was saying AC power *even
with the AC unplugged* and acpitool seemed to b
