> I'd already spotted that problem, it was caused by a new Ubuntu upstream > release. Just checking: what does fan_control do for you? >
I'm a complete newbie with thinkpad (my new laptop have a month) I put fan_control because I found this var in modinfo output... I don't use it, and thinkpad_acpi developers warn about manual disabling fan is very dangerous... I have read too that enabling Fn+F5 in some Thinkpad models can cause strange bahaviours, I suppose you can close this bug because is only a personal preference enabling Fn+F5, Fn+F6. > > I have a line in /etc/modules too like this: > > > > thinkpad_acpi hotkey=enable,0xffff experimental=1 fan_control=1 > > > > Why your file is more important than /etc/modules? > > Thinkpad_acpi is unloaded and reloaded over suspend/resume using > modprobe, so at least I know that it's going to use acpi-support's > options at that point. If it's about bootup, I don't know why my options > trump your options. > Perhaps is better to ask this question to any kernel developer... > Cheers, > Bart Many thanks for your work at Debian. -- http://soleup.eup.uva.es/mariodebian
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