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dgaffuri
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 Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:44 pm Post subject: suspend to ram and fan problem on 2.6.16 [solved] |
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I've a Toshiba Tecra M2 laptop, and after upgrading to 2.6.16 gentoo kernel I've two problems:
1) my fan is always running
2) I'm no more able to resume after suspending to ram
Both of these work correctly with 2.6.15-r7.
Any idea? Thanks.
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Reboot is also broken, probably related to the suspend to ram problem. It seems that BIOS is not able to restart after running reboot or suspend.
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Number 2 seems solved with 2.6.16.r1.
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| dgaffuri wrote: | | Number 2 seems solved with 2.6.16.r1. |
Not true, it's back again. And the problem with fan seems serious, I've seen over 90 degrees (Celsius) temps. Everything working fine with 2.6.15.
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I think I've got it  . If I revert this patch everything seem to work again. I filed a bug on kernel Bugzilla, even if probably it's my BIOS that's not able to reset hardware correctly.
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