Just updated to 2.6.8.1 - Shuts down due to CPU Temps
It zips by pretty fast while the kernel is loading, but I catch something about the CPU temperature exceeded and it promptly shuts down. Two things:[list=1][*]What file has the logs for the kernel bootup? (Still have access to the old 2.4.26 kernel)[*]How can I edit "something" to increase the temperature thresholds? (It's a quiet PC and thus I can live with the shorter lifespan)[/list=1]
Not sure what I'd do without the great community support. :D |
well... on your 2.nd Q.: some people put their box in the freezer, but in your case, i would just remove the casing.
and if you want to change the thresholds, i think you have to go to the bios-setup utility, available at boot( hitting " del " or " F2" , it's pointed out on the screen at boot ) and change that settings. egag edit: for the messages look in /var/log/messages :) |
1. Put this piece of code in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local:
Code:
if [ -f /var/log/dmesg.old ] ; then |
Quote:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...3DN%26tab%3Dwg My PC-DL Deluxe BIOS has no control over the temperatures, so it seems I'm under the mercy of the predetermined maximum temperatures. :mad: |
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