Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1750 mails)

[Kai Ponte <kai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday 06 October 2008 04:11:33 pm you wrote:
> Kai Ponte pisze:
> > On Tuesday 30 September 2008 12:10:43 pm Bartek Waclawik wrote:
> > > Hi everyone.
> > >
> > > I have laptop HP nx9420 with Suse 11 on it, and I have a problem with
> > > ACPI. ACPI showes temperatures of CPU too high. In fact the cooler works
> > > so loud.
> > > What I must do to solve this problem. Is there a specific kernel module?
> > > Please help....
> >
> > What desktop?  KDE? Other?
> >
> > Waht are your power settings? Dynamic? Powersave? Performance?
> >
> > I have a 9440 - probably similar - and haven't seen this. (openSUSE 10.3)
>
> The normal temperature of my computer is 50-60 degrees of celcius and
> that temps are showing in windows. In windows also the cooler works fine
> (very silent). When I turn on my notebook with suse 11 (I tried other
> linux systems and always was the same) first 5-10 minutes ACPI shows
> correctly value (I'am cheking this in a console) but after temperature
> turns into 60-70 degrees and the cooler begins to work faster (and louder).
> I know that this situation is not ok, because in windows temperatures
> never offends beyond 50-60 degrees.
> I am using ACPI settings but always works the same.
> My friend told me that this problem comes from small diffrences in
> architecture between HP BIOS and other computers BIOS. He told me olso
> that I have to recompile the kernel with right ACPI modules in it.
> I did this and it does't work.


You still haven't mentioned the window manager - KDE / IceWM / Fluxbox / 
other?


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