Acer requires working machine on Windows 32 bit... Ok, I have
installed fortan 77 compiler via cygwin... same result! running my
program... after 5-10 minutes machine auto-shutdown!
Giulio
On 8/13/05, Adam Majer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it works in 32-bit and not in 64-bit, then get your money back. The
> laptop won't work in 64-bit mode because of inadequate cooling and since
> they probably advertised as 64-bit processor, well, they lied.
I had that once with a "486" notebo
antonio giulio wrote:
>>>If you use ACPI and fan is not loaded, try to add "fan" and "thermal"
>>>in /etc/modules
>>>
>>>
>
>Hey, nbook is come back just now :)
>"fan" and "thermal" modules are loaded at start. I made new test... 5
>minutes and... auto-shutdown @#*^! Same old story...
>
>may
> > If you use ACPI and fan is not loaded, try to add "fan" and "thermal"
> > in /etc/modules
Hey, nbook is come back just now :)
"fan" and "thermal" modules are loaded at start. I made new test... 5
minutes and... auto-shutdown @#*^! Same old story...
maybe fan/thermal need of setup?
Thanks,
Gi
Lionel Elie Mamane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 02:35:36PM +0200, antonio giulio wrote:
>
>> Ok, it's impossible that software damages hardware...
>
> It is very much possible. Old monitors would break when sent too high
> a refresh rate, old hard disks break when asked to
On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 02:35:36PM +0200, antonio giulio wrote:
> Ok, it's impossible that software damages hardware...
It is very much possible. Old monitors would break when sent too high
a refresh rate, old hard disks break when asked to do a read or write
move beyond their size and ... the fa
On Thu, Aug 11, 2005 at 11:17:40AM +0200, moi 1392 wrote:
> I had a similar problem on my notebook, because on notebooks, cpu fan
> not always running to save some energy.
CPU fan do not consume enough power compared to other devices (as
backlight, HDD, etc) so there is no real point to stop it ot
antonio giulio wrote:
Hi,
any weeks ago, I have posted about a strange behaviour of my amd64
cpu. GPG or molecular dynamics calcs in 3/4 minutes make cpu burning.
Now notebook is at acer labs to control (under garantee). A technician
(at phone) tell me that his stress-cpu program (windows) have
I had a similar problem on my notebook, because on notebooks, cpu fan
not always running to save some energy. And because I use ACPI but I
forgot to load "fan" module at start, when the cpu was too hot, a
security shutdown the notebook.
If you use ACPI and fan is not loaded, try to add "fan" and "
antonio giulio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> any weeks ago, I have posted about a strange behaviour of my amd64
> cpu. GPG or molecular dynamics calcs in 3/4 minutes make cpu burning.
> Now notebook is at acer labs to control (under garantee). A technician
> (at phone) tell me that his stress-cpu
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 15:56, antonio giulio wrote:
> > Has he used a 64bit program? Using only 32bit software (only half the
> > CPU :-) may lead to much lower power consuption.
>
> I recall him: he used software for 32bit! He tell me that my system is
> tested to work only on 32bit SO. If yo
> Has he used a 64bit program? Using only 32bit software (only half the
> CPU :-) may lead to much lower power consuption.
I recall him: he used software for 32bit! He tell me that my system is
tested to work only on 32bit SO. If you want use Windows (not Linux)
x64 XP they not assure you that it'
On 8/10/05, antonio giulio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> any weeks ago, I have posted about a strange behaviour of my amd64
> cpu. GPG or molecular dynamics calcs in 3/4 minutes make cpu burning.
> Now notebook is at acer labs to control (under garantee). A technician
> (at phone) tell me t
Hi,
any weeks ago, I have posted about a strange behaviour of my amd64
cpu. GPG or molecular dynamics calcs in 3/4 minutes make cpu burning.
Now notebook is at acer labs to control (under garantee). A technician
(at phone) tell me that his stress-cpu program (windows) have found
nothing (3-days ru
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