Re: kicker and the acpi

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Kevin Krammer wrote:
> On Thursday 23 August 2007, pol wrote:
>> Sometimes my laptop overheats, because fan does not start. Restarting the
>> kicker by the  command:
>>
>>    dcop kicker kicker restart
>>
>> results in the fan starting up.
>> Also, sometimes fan keeps running even when the cpu is not hot at all (as
>> one can infer by the temperature of the air flowing out). As the kicker is
>> restarted as before, fan comes to rest.
>>
>> Any hints about how the two devices are related?
> 
> You are probably running an applet which talks to HAL for powermanagement and 
> from the behavior you experience with you fan, it seems like this applet is 
> having a serious bug.

You know... I think I have the same problem as pol. The only applets I 
run however are the authorization indicator and klipper. (Maybe this is 
a bug in older KDE 3.x? I haven't used the laptop in question in some 
time, or I would be more specific which version.)

-- 
Matthew
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