warning to all linux users

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  1. mack_guy911

    mack_guy911 Registered Member

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    warning to all linux users check your overheating on laptop specialy if you are running kernel .35 on LTS or intel graphics

    yesterday laptop go burp the problem is i didnt check sensors which i use to time to time it was running it fine 3 days untill i shut down now dead ..........few days ago my astaro gateway also become dead after updating to kernel .35 i have to change my mother board of it i guss same here with laptop



    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11094096&posted=1#post11094096


    https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=103118

    i read many forums having same problem mostly to kernel .35 causing overheating they say it resolved but i say better to check time to time than being sorry like me ;)
     
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    Sorry to hear about that mack_guy, it's really depressing and you have my sympathy.
     
  3. J_L

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    Did that happen to your OpenSUSE as well?

    I'm currently using netbook Intel graphics, so this may affect me. When's the next kernel going to be released?
     
  4. mack_guy911

    mack_guy911 Registered Member

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    i seen over heating on running virtual box on open suse apart form that it run on 47-49 on my desktop which is quite ok i get same on fedora 13 default as well as far as ubuntu on desktop i cannot say much i hardly use it


    but i recommend that please keep checking your sensors time to time it better also here at my place weather is pretty hot as well about 32-35 C sometimes more so it also one of the cause :)
     
  5. mack_guy911

    mack_guy911 Registered Member

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    GOOD NEW TO ALL users sorry yes although kernel might be over heating

    but that might not be the case because my adopter get F@#% UP as well it seems battery also got shot its showing 3 V out of 10.8 what else......god knows .......i check later ........



    thanks for support guys

    yes pretty sad news its my brother favorite laptop old but work nicely but no worries i soon try to repaired it.

    but one thing it teach me lesson even its not the cause that i should check kernel sensors and thermal sensors .................specially after installing/updating new kernels by giving it youtube.......installing software .....giving it little ..stress mode and keep a eye on my thermal sensors :cool:
     
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    Laptops Nature is to Overheat

    My Laptop didn't survive 1 hour On windows Vista
     
  7. mack_guy911

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    sorry to hear that i thought its just linux which is the only HOT one out there :D


    by the way i dont use windows at all just linux on my laptop working perfectly fine since 5 years until few days ago :D


    any ways good news in i change my motherboard and battery cost me approx 300$ :D

    but worst part is i get only 3 month guarantee on motherboard where else on battery 1 year so i guess its time to try less hot distro of linux :D
     
  8. wilbertnl

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    Recent laptops and desktop systems shut off before overheating, though.
    My experience is that KDE runs hotter than Gnome. And flash is brutal!
     
  9. mack_guy911

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    yes i used to think the same until i start using open suse 11.4 which give me same as fedora 47 C its the only distro which give me less heat on idle mode as well normal after fedora 13 and not much fluctuation unless

    i run some hard like virtual box.......etc where i tested scientific linux centOS they produce lot of heat 50 default to 65 sometimes without nvidia support on live cd mode

    also i found SL and centOS pretty fast compare to fedora guess it does over clocking

    speed = high thermal


    Nvidia drops core thermal lot in desktops as they take cpu gui load .......guess with nvidia support SL give less thermal heat on sensors i pretty sure

    but in laptop i guess we need to keep and eye on thermal when using linux
     
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    Based on fan activity in my laptop: Mandriva is also unfriendly, somewhere I read an article indicating that Mandriva's kernel team does not belief in "power optimization"
     
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