Re: B&W sleep? (again)

[James S Jones]

I stopped to check my facts and hit send, instead. The fan, itself, 
detects the enclosure temperature and sets its speed accordingly. It's 
not totally clear whether sleep should shut off the fan, but I don't 
think so. But, since fan speed is not under software control, it seems 
very unlikely that anything could have changed by going to Panther.

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 07:21  AM, James S Jones wrote:

What did it do before?

The fan on the B&W is supposed to be variable speed according to 
temperature. At the very least, it should be running at the slowest 
speed during sleep. I'm not

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 05:52  AM, Craig Domanski wrote:

Does anyone know if the fan in my B&W G3 (w/G4) should turn off when 
it
goes into sleep mode with Panther?

The hard disks spin down & monitor turns off, but the fan keeps going.


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