I periodically encounter a sudden shut down of the operating system. According to the system log, it is due to a signal to the kernel that a critical temperature of 102C has been reached. I ssume this signal comes from the ACPI daemon in some way.
That does not occur while using Windows nor older versions of the kernel so I assume it is a result of the 2.6.x kernel version. A bogus figure may be provided to the kernel according to reports of similar problems. How can this best be remedied using Ubuntu and its underlying software? Using latest version 5.04 - which otherwise works a wonder on my 5 year old Dell Latitude C810 P3 with little memory or disk space. Well done on a fine and smooth distro. Thanks, Marc Goblot -- ubuntu-uk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
