acpi & fan control
Hi,
I run debian testing on a Packard Bell igo 5561 SK and my comp is getting really hot after some time. I'm afraid it to burn, so i have to switch it of every 4 hours. I noticed a very slow fan activity : my fan works some seconds every minute. However, it seems its activity is not connected with heat but with CPU activity : when compiling code or opening heavy application, the fan runs fine. I installed ACPID et ACPI & i'd like to force fan to run more. PB: /proc/acpi/fan is empty /proc/acpi/thermal is empty lsmod returns that these modules are loaded (among others): thermal, processor, battery, fan, ac, lp, ds I actually use the actual debian 2.6.8-2 kernel for K7 I don't know any tools or command for acpi config and to force this damn lazzy fan. Guess, the fact that fan and the directories fan & thermal onto /proc/acp are empty is not a good sign... Well, any advice for cooling down this machine without ice cubes could be great! Thank Guillaume |
When i type :
acpi -V ou acpi -t (for thermal information), it returns: no support for device type : thermal |
Alright,
There is something called lm-sensors that might be use tp detect temperature pass it to acpi which takes the needed decision. when i /etc/init.d/lm-sensors start it return: no sensors found i then sensors-detect it scanned & founds some i2c modules : vt8231 (my mothBo) and i2c-isa i loaded these modules, restart services, even rebooted, tried to load other i2c modules following stuff i red on google... BUT when /etc/init.d start, or just sensors, i always got this "no sensors found!". I am wondering about this vt8231 modules. I checked on another machine where i installed the kernel source ans slocated it, but had no return.... Please help a |
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