On Tue, Jan 04, 2011 at 02:31:58PM -0800, Skylar Hawk wrote: > On Tue, 04 Jan 2011 23:45:32 +0300 > admin <ad...@naranet.ru> wrote: > > > Hello, I've tryed to install openbsd 4.8 amd64 on asus eee 1201n, and > > i've got the message: > > > > acpitz0: Critical temperature 255C (5282K), > > shutting down > > > > while loading. Since 10 secons netbook is shutting down. > > > > I've got the same issue on a ASUS Eee PC 1015PED. In my case, > installation went fine installing from a live USB drive using bsd.rd > but when I tried to run the laptop itself I got shutdown due to > critical temperature. > > My solution: disable the acpitz driver. > You can either do it every time you boot by running bsd -c and then > typing disable acpitz, or you can use config and have it disable it > there. > > With that, everything else seems to work reasonable. No wifi, but I'll > wait til the drivers get developed. > > On that note though, where should I send a dmesg so that people who > want to work on it can have the information. Also, what other info > would be useful to developers? > > -Sky >
Send a dmesg and acpidump (tar+gz it) to me (mlarkin@). I think it's likely the same problem we've seen on other acpitz-enabled machines. It might be related to acpiec or some other race. Some have said that unplugging and plugging in the power during boot (during autoconf) avoids it. Others haven't been so lucky. With the dmesg and acpidump I can at least see if it's the same machines that have had the same problem in the past. PS - disabling acpitz will result in overheating in certain cases. -ml
