Bit off topic, but Travis's comment about crazy overclocking reminded me of something from the Pentium 4 days: If memory serves, in those days, the fastest Pentiums ran at 3.6 GHz and there were people trying to overclock to 5Ghz, but even pouring liquid nitrogen directly on the chip, they only got somewhere in the 4 GHz range before things started overheating. Admittedly, I'm pretty sure ARM chips produce much less heat than Pentiums, but really, the only reason CPUs can't do double duty as space heaters is because a single CPU is too small. That said, 34 degrees C might be the lowest CPU temp I've ever heard of, I'm use to systems being at least 40C even when idling... even when the room is cold. Still, 40 below is crazy cold and I suspect most people are going to have much bigger cold-related problems on their hands(such as not dying of hypothermia) long before their Raspberry Pi gets too cold to work properly. _______________________________________________ Blinux-list mailing list Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list