Hi!
Linux ACPI system exhibits a vary curious behavior on my
Fujitsu-Siemens pa1538 laptop. After an initial boot my laptop runs
with slowly rotating fan. Fan continues rotating during the linux boot,
gnome start and stops only when the temperature reaches active_trip
point and fells below passive_trip. IMHO it is a little bit strange to
hear rotating fan for a core temperature less then 40 Celsius degrees.
google shows a lot of links, but I still cannot get what part of a
system is responsible for fan start/stop -- hardware, kernel of some
application?
And my second question is what is the preferable way to set trip points
for current kernels?
I appreciate any help.
Kirill.
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