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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Christopher: I have created the new ticket #1471530 and subscribed you.
I don't know how to correctly link the tickets (or whether I even should
do that), so it would be nice if you or someone else would handle that.
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omondisingh, thank you for reporting this bug to Ubuntu. Maverick reached EOL
on April 10, 2012.
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Danny Edel, it will help immensely if you filed a new report via a terminal:
ubuntu-bug linux
Please feel free to subscribe me to it.
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I've got some new observations on this that might help narrow down the
problem.
(1) thermald
I've got thermald installed, and the default configuration seems to work
*after* the standby/wakeup cycle. Before the machine goes into standby, the
file cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp
Hello everyone,
a friend brought me an Aspire 5315 with an Ubuntu installed, which shows
the exact same symptoms as the original poster (It just turns off after
a while and gets really hot, but the fan doesnt work), so I can confirm
this bug still exists in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
Since the bug has
Just a thought, it may be worth installing thermald to see if this
helps.
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Title:
fan only works when my acer 5315 is booted then
colin-king: I have not yet heard of thermald, will try it out after this
comment.
First I have new (and to me, confusing) information.
To run apport-collect, i first booted it *without* acpi=off nolapic so
it has wi-fi (but no fan). After it finished booting, I put it to
suspend to let it cool
Regarding thermald: I have installed it and if I understand the manual
correctly, it can only act with fans that are already registered in
sysfs as cooling devices.
If I go to /sys/class/thermal I have two cooling_devices (the CPU and
the LCD, no fans here). The CPU's cur_state affects
thermald does also try to ensure the machine does not overheat via
passive cooling too (e.g. cpu freq scaling etc), so I thought it may be
useful to avoid the power-off overheating scenario.
It may be that once the kernel has booted it indicates to the firmware
that the system is under ACPI
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