Hi,
I was a few days absent, so I do not know, if there were some other
answers (but I believe, that there were some), so I can give you the
hint to temperature controlled power supplies (don't the right
expression in english).
If you do not want to buy a new supply, there also some "controllers"
for cpu and power supply fans for a later builtin.
I think that was the way Dan choosed.
Greetings, Dietmar
DHobbs wrote:
>
> Xander van Wiggen wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Would it be possible to switch from "SMP-mode" to single mode
> > without rebooting my computer (i.e. remote services being accessible
> > during switch)?
> >
> > The reason I would like this is that I cannot sleep with my
> > computer running in the background (I've been without sleep
> > for 2 days now ;P).
>
> You have to recompile your modules to go from SMP to Non-SMP mode so I
> doubt this is possible.
>
> Check your BIOS and see if you can set your fans for the CPUs to kick on
> at a certain temp. I've got mine set to go at about 95 degrees F and
> it's a settable temp.
>
> At that temp, mine do not kick on but very occasionally. Of course,
> I've got three other fans inside the machine as well <g>.
>
> Dan
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