http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8713





------- Comment #29 from [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-08-23 05:54 -------
(In reply to comment #24)
> I'm fairly sure back when I reported this, I did the same DSDT 'fix' myself 
> and
> it didn't change a darn thing. Not surprisingly as I - the original filer - am
> *still convinced there is no bug here*. That's why it was closed in the first
> place.
> 

When I tried to get the bug reopend I didn't belive that there is no bug, I had
the same overheating problem and it got worse and worse. So I finally decided
to open the laptop since it was useless anyways... What I found was surprising
the heat sink ( I mean the part of it which is located next to the fan ) was
completly coverd with grey felt - so no wonder that the fan had no effect at
all. After removing it the laptop does not overheat at all. I can put a 100%
cpu load on the system (according to top) via cpuburn for more than 1h and
causing lots of IO with find  and dd  (after that time I stopped) not causing
the system to overheat. The case is a bit tricky to open and you have to start
with the peace of plastic between the  keyboard and the screen. After that
remove the keyboard. For removing the display you have to remove the grey caps
(there are no screws ). Than remove all the screws on the bottom of the laptop
and the hd as well as the cdrom. No the tricky part is to open all the plastic
clips holding the top and bottom part together without braking them. They are
quite resistive and a (jack) knife is a good tool for that. Be carefull not to
rip of the wires which connect to the speakers and the touchpad (i didn't care
about the fingerprint scanner), to unplug the touchpad cable you will have to
pull on the plastic on either side of the wire.   This procedure takes about 30
minutes and is absolutely worth it. I will try to post a picture that you see
what it looks like and if you are too scared to try.        


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