--- On Sun, 26/12/10, Manokaran K <[email protected]> wrote:
> > This behaviour is strange. I strongly suspect that it > is an issue with the > > OS support on power management. You need certain > drivers to put the > > peripherals to sleep or power save mode which might > not have been supported > > or properly done in Linux. > > Did you see the same behaviour in the default windows > install that you > > would have got when you purchased the laptop ? If you > did not, then it is an > > issue of OS/drivers rather than the laptop itself. > > > > > At the time I bought the laptop and came across the heat > issue, I searched > and came across other reviews of the same model that > highlighted it. So, I > just assumed that's how it is! > > Any way I can verify its a driver issue? Anyway, I'm > planning to upgrade to > Ubuntu 10.10 this week (am on 8.10!) and hope you are right > and the heat > issue vanishes :-) > Great. Will wait for your update... _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
