Occams Beard, to keep this relevant to upstream, one would want check
for, and test the latest mainline kernel (now 4.9-rc4) as it is
released.
Could you please advise?
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Oh, and I have found this:
http://linux.dell.com/files/ubuntu/precise/12.04-OSP1/ but it is Ubuntu
12.04, probably good for study purposes, not sure I would want using
4-years old OS ...
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Peter, thank for clarifying things for me, I appreciate it.
Also, have you tried the http://linux.dell.com/ ? It's kind of unofficial dell
Linux support site. Or so they say ...
>> Would it be illegal to release it?? Its open source anyway. :/
Sure, Ubuntu is open source, not sure if you can
thanks, I'm still determined to try a few more things.
If nothing works, I have no choice but to try i8kutils anyway. And I
feel better having a reference config that works from someone with the
same machine.
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This is what I am using, but I am not taking any responsibility of
damage caused on your laptop. :) Also you can play with the temps to get
the fan speeds to you satisfaction...
# /etc/i8kmon.conf
# Run as daemon, override with --daemon option
set config(daemon) 0
# Automatic fan control,
peter-biely, could you share your i8kutils settings?
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Would it be illegal to release it??
Its open source anyway. :/
I imagined that Dell wound not "guarantee" that would work or give any
support to those other users. (But we know it works)
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Petr:
ad 1: Possibly yes
ad 2: yes (I haven't seen anywhere the ISO for download)
ad 3: i8kutils seems working, I've tried that. But yes, in case of wrong temp.
setting you can damage your CPU/GPU, I'm using it as workaround but I am not
satisfied (not sleeping very well) by using that.
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Just to clarify this for me, because I'm getting kind of lost in reading
all the posts, both Ubuntu developers in this thread, and kernel
developers in the kernel thread where this issue is reported are more or
less blaming this on Dell firmware, am I getting this correctly?
Concerning the Dell
Me too please!
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Count me in as well, I likely won't have time this week to try it, but I
would be very interested to know what Dell does differently with their
version of Ubuntu
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count me in for the iso!
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Hi!
I have this Laptop (i5 model) and I bought it from Dell (Brazil) already with
Ubuntu (14.04) certified.
Using the Dell tools I can make an ISO of this version.
I have been using this version of Ubuntu for months now and it doesn't
have any problems. ANY. (I even updated the Nvidia drivers
Fan issue persists on 4.8.6 and 4.9-RC3 with BIOS 1.2.0.
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additional info:
running on integrated graphics HD 530
with 16.04 LTS + 4.4 kernel
I just updated to BIOS version: 1.2.0 [released: 31 Oct 2016]
issue persists.
[I will install and test 16.10+4.8 next week and post results]
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I've read (but I do not remember where) that Lenovo had the same problem
with the fans on some models with 6700HQ CPU, but they released BIOS
update which resolved this problem, so it seems like a problem of
ACPI/BIOS (maybe I am just wrong and the problem is really somewhere
else). On the other
Correction, I mean 7559,not 7759 ... sorry
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Occams Beard, have you tested the fan issue with kernel 4.8? Here, you
only mention kernel 4.7, but 4.8 was supposed to fix Skylake power
management issues. I have noticed people having fan issues on other
laptop models with Skylake, mostly i7 6700hq, (Asus, Lenovo), as well
in Linux, so this
i'm also experiencing this issue
- only running on integrated graphics
getting 3.5-4 hrs. average battery life and hoping to get more if and when this
issue is fixed.
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> one guy was actually claimimg the other day that 7559 worked for him
almost out of the box with Debian-testing
"Working" can be very subjective depending on who you ask. This bug
report and the kernel bugzilla report show that many users are having
the fan issue.
In any case, let's not
Thank you so much for your inputs, everyone ...
> If Nvidia is properly shutted down, the only big issue lasted is a bad
Skylake power management in Linux (going no deeper than package c-state
3), but then almost any Skylake laptop is not the best choice.
Wasn't Skylake bad power management
cat /proc/acpi/bbswitch says the discrete nvidia card is OFF.
Fans are still running.
I do not use bumblebee/optirun, only bbswitch. I will try bumblebee
when i get some free time and see if that makes any difference.
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> Disabling nvidia with bbswitch makes no difference for me. Fans keep
on spinning. I have an i7.
Are you sure it going off? What "cat /proc/acpi/bbswitch" and "optirun
--status" do say? Anyway I can't say sure for i7 model.
> I am not convinced the fan issue even has anything to do with the
Has anyone tried changing the EFI .aml files to try and fix some of the
issues in ubuntu?
I saw a hackingtosh tutorial for el capital (which is an os that was not
made for skylake) on 7559 i7 UHD where they modify efi .aml files to
make it work. The result was a i7 7559 uhd laptop running macos
> Dell has introduced a successor of Inspiron 7559 - Inspiron 7566
Stay far away from it if you are a Linux user. It probably has the same
crappy Dell bios/ACPI. Also Dell is no help and is generally clueless
about everything.
Actually, I would advise staying away from any nvidia optimus
Disabling nvidia with bbswitch makes no difference for me. Fans keep on
spinning. I have an i7.
I am not convinced the fan issue even has anything to do with the
graphics.
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s/big issue/battery hog/
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> but not as good (often) as on Windows
Most likely he hasn't configured and tested whether Bumblebee or
bbswitch properly disables Nvidia GPU when not used. After doing this at
my side my fans are managed not worser than in Windows.
> On the other hand, the i7 model has this fans problem, see
A friend of mine he has i5 model and he claims that the fans are
shutting off, but not as good (often) as on Windows. On the other hand,
the i7 model has this fans problem, see my bug I've created on bugzilla.
Also battery lasts less on Linux than on Windows. From mine point of
view, buying this
Guys, I don't know what the fans issue you have with 7559.
Fans on i5 model when Bumblebee is correctly configured (check whether it
disables the Nvidia GPU when its not used) are behaving ok.
As for DDR4 I see no benefit atm. There is no low voltage support yet, so I'd
avoid getting DDR4
Dell has introduced a successor of Inspiron 7559 - Inspiron 7566 at the
end of October 2016 -
http://www.dell.com/sg/p/inspiron-15-7566-laptop/pd?oc=w51755724sgw10
.It has got the same CPU, GPU and display but comes with DDR4 RAM and
SSD disk. It also has a new look, much uglier than 7559 in my
Regarding not getting into deep power states, maybe this is the culprit?
[0.00] Command line:
initrd=\efi\nixos\f74mgfd5d4k9n154p0ffs5r0d3zazv3n-initrd-initrd.efi
systemConfig=/nix/store/50044hcm6lf7fc48nlikfpbap4zjp54n-nixos-system-nixos-16.09.773.b8ede35
Already tried the i8kutils, but this is just workaround, not a real
solution for this problem. Also I see that however the CPU is on kernel
4.8 quite effective with power management the whole package can't reach
lower than C3 state.
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Perhaps a workaround: try to install i8kutils!
It worked for me, but I'm not sure if it is a real solution.
(after installing that package, both fans stopped, but they not started when
CPU's temperature were over 60C...)
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I've created a bug for kernel (hopefully correctly)
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153281
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I've noticed that without the nvidia driver installed the GPU temp
sensor always reads 1c. After the nvidia driver is installed it reports
the correct temp. I think probably not related to the fan issue. Also
it seems strange that the fans stopping didn't survive a reboot. I've
noticed that if
Guys, by installing kernel 4.8-RC2 I've noticed (until I've rebooted)
that fans were working fine, once the CPU was heated up they started to
spin and then once cooled down to about 41C they stopped. Only one thing
I've noticed in psensor utility was that the GPU temperature
min/current/max was
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Dell Inspiron 7559 fans do not shut off once started, even when cool
After installing the v4.7-rc7 mainline build kernel I can confirm that
this bug still exists.
I installed the following 3 debs with sudo dpkg -i *.deb:
linux-headers-4.7.0-040700rc7_4.7.0-040700rc7.201607110032_all.deb
linux-headers-4.7.0-040700rc7-generic_4.7.0-040700rc7.201607110032_amd64.deb
Occams Beard, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu
better.
In order to allow additional upstream developers to examine the issue, at your
earliest convenience, could you please test the latest upstream kernel
available from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/?C=N;O=D
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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A lot of Dell Inspiron 7559 users are facing this annoying bug.
It doesn't matter if we're using the Intel Graphic card or the Nvidia one.
I have the problem under Linux Mint and Kubuntu.
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