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05-28-2010, 03:41 AM	#1
stefanofalone LQ Newbie Registered: May 2010 Posts: 17 Rep:	Toshiba laptop, fan issue and acpi_osi="Linux" command Hi everyone, I am quite new to linux and I am trying to learn something. In my Toshiba Satellite P300 laptop with Ubuntu 10.04 installed, I had always-running fans. Now I added the acpi_osi="Linux" command to the 1st kernel line in grub.cfg file and I fixed the problem. Does anyone know what the command change? Thanks so much in advance. Stefano

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