Hi all, I'm upgrading my desktop to a Lenovo ThinkCentre m58-7373 (4 gig RAM, 3 Mhz Dual Core 2, with SSD and Nvidia graphics card added). Running 16.04.1 right now.
I'm having two problems, probably both related: - Fans run full speed. Tried sensors-detect, which came up with little more than Core Temp, which I then manually added to the appropriate file. No change in behavior. But, when I boot from the latest kernel but in recovery mode, the fans run at normal pace and the computer is nearly silent. - Shutdown, restart, and suspend/sleep are broken. Shutdown and restart run their paces but do not finish through the last step, i.e., powering down or triggering a reboot. Suspend just hangs the computer. And, this problem exists even if I never log in (that is, I turn on the computer, normal boot, and then at the login screen click on shutdown, restart, or suspend). When I initially installed 16.04 xubuntu, shutdown, restart, and suspend/sleep worked without a hitch. So, I probably mucked something up when trying to get the fan speed under control. But, I cannot figure out what I did via searches for a changed file when I was "mucking" around or a look through log files in /var/log/. So, how I can get the power management features restored to original condition? And, how can I get the fans to behave without doing a boot in recovery mode? And, for a philosophical discussion, what is different in xubuntu between a normal boot and a recovery mode boot? Thanks, Victor -- Victor Forberger vforber...@fastmail.fm blog: http://linuxatty.wordpress.com
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