hello, with the actual kernel version (2.6.22) the problem does'nt occur again on my laptop. (maybee also with 2.6.21)
I'm not quite shure because of the reason. Either the acpi fan modul or fan control works now proper, or get's loaded to the correct time... If now the fsck run the cpu fan run's on an low level. :) I think you can simulate such a problem on the booting process with an script wich generate high cpu load. You can run the scrpit on different booting points. If the fan control works proper the cpu fan runs. brian m. carlson schrieb: > You reported a bug on the Linux kernel, version 2.6.20-3, that the CPU > fan is disabled whilst booting. Does this problem still occur for you? > > If it does still occur, could you please post the output of "dmesg" on a > boot when it fails? That way I'll be able to see with more precision > where the problem occurs, so I can help debug it, since it doesn't occur > on my system. > > If not, please let us know so the bug report can be closed. > -- Rico Pietzsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pietzsch.dyndns.org
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