Hello all, I could simply report this issue to bugzilla, but missing important information (E.g. Should I report it against the kernel or against apci*), I doubt that it'll gain much attention. The problem is rather simple: I've got a brand new ASUS 1201N (Dual core ATM 330, 2GB, nVidia ION chipset) running Fedora 12/x86_64 using the nouveau drivers **. The machine boots OK, and works without an issue *, ***. Never the less, there's one major issue: When I suspend the machine for the first time, it suspends and resumes OK. When I suspend the machine for the 3'rd time, the LCD blanks out, but the machine resumes immediately and after 1-3 minutes, the machine abruptly power-offs. In the beginning I suspected a hardware issue, so I enabled lm_sensors and started monitoring the CPU core temperature. During normal operation, the CPU core runs at ~68-70c. Following the first suspend - and depending on the length of the suspend period, the CPU core slowly warms up, until it reaches ~70c. However, after the failed suspend, it looks like the CPU fan is somehow disabled, the CPU core temperature climbs dramatically until it reaches a hardware defined cut-off at ~90c and the power dies. Now here's the reason for the urgency: by itself, having problems with suspend is annoying, but I could live without it until it gets solves up-stream. However, having the machine over-heat due to failed suspend may severely damage the netbook, and according to Asus, using Linux (...) more-or-less voids thier warranty. So, How can I help the kernel (?) devs debug this issue, before someone else unknowingly turns his brand new netbook into a torch? - Gilboa * Minus the wireless chipset - RT8192SE, which is only supported by alpha quality out-of-tree drivers. ** Installing the nVidia binary drivers produces the same results. *** For the sake of solving the suspend issue, I've reinstalled F12 without any foreign kernel modules. -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
