Fajar Priyanto wrote:

On Wednesday 17 March 2004 05:49 am, Marc Resnick wrote:

>This is a bit odd...
>When I woke up this morning (I leave the notebook on all the time), the
>fan was running like crazy, and it was incredibly hot. I shut it down,
>and when I got home from school(yes, I go to school), I powered it on
>again. The fan wasn't running. Now of course it is, but the notebook
>isn't burning like it was before. I still of course have the problem of
>my ACPI monitor not showing. It's not in the KDE menus either. Anyone?

>--Marc

Marc, you mean in KDE menu in Power Management it said that "You seem to have
an incomplete installation of ACPI"? Mine was like that.
Last night I gave ACPI a second thought and enabled it. But I saw that message
in KDE. So, I opened up the software installer and put in "acpi", I installed
acpid, and 1 other package - don't remember. Now I have ACPI functioning,
seems normal. The fan is not running all the time, and yes, a few past week I
have been running my notebook almost 24hr, and in my Acer it's quite hot.


One strange thing though, when KDE starts up, I don't hear any splash sound
anymore. But once I'm in, the volume is normal, I can hear sounds.
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Fajar Priyanto wrote:


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On Wednesday 17 March 2004 05:49 am, Marc Resnick wrote:


This is a bit odd...
When I woke up this morning (I leave the notebook on all the time), the
fan was running like crazy, and it was incredibly hot. I shut it down,
and when I got home from school(yes, I go to school), I powered it on
again. The fan wasn't running. Now of course it is, but the notebook
isn't burning like it was before. I still of course have the problem of
my ACPI monitor not showing. It's not in the KDE menus either. Anyone?

--Marc


Marc, you mean in KDE menu in Power Management it said that "You seem to have an incomplete installation of ACPI"? Mine was like that.
Last night I gave ACPI a second thought and enabled it. But I saw that message in KDE. So, I opened up the software installer and put in "acpi", I installed acpid, and 1 other package - don't remember. Now I have ACPI functioning, seems normal. The fan is not running all the time, and yes, a few past week I have been running my notebook almost 24hr, and in my Acer it's quite hot.


One strange thing though, when KDE starts up, I don't hear any splash sound anymore. But once I'm in, the volume is normal, I can hear sounds.
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No, see, the config menu that tells you that you don't have ACPI installed...it's not there. It's the weirdest thing. It's just...gone.
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