Laptop overheating
Greetings. Im using a dell vostro 1400 running Slackware 13.1 but i'm not able to use any fan control. Dellfand returns 'Fan 0 Status -1->0 Speed -1 CPU Temp -1C' and i8kctl works for some seconds only. Is there another way to set fan states?
Also i'm not able to reach fans via /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/ I've already loaded coretemp and i8k. Any ideas? |
Anyone? :/
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Make sure you have the modules 'processor' and 'thermal' and 'fan' inserted. Run 'modprobe' for each to insert them, then check again to see if the thermal zone exists.
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Boot and run sensors-detect. It will preload certain modules at boot.
Be aware that acpi will handle the fan, if it's told to. There is a dir in /etc/acpi/events which uses pointers to scripts in /etc/acpi. That's kinda bare in slackware - fedora and debian do a decent pile of scripts you can snaffle and put in there and then link things up. make sure acpid is running chmod +x /etc/rc.d/rc.acpid Hack the script and make it run acpid -l which logs events to syslog, then you can see what info is flying around. If you have compiled your own kernel, go back to a stock one and see if that fixes it. I had this before with my first attempts at a kernel |
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