Windows + virtual machine + OpenSolaris would load CPU heavily, and high fan
speed is usual in this case.
Nothing running - do you mean OpenSolaris on bare hardware?
At present I'm running a virtual
machine (with Windows)
and Gnome but I get the same fan speed even when
there is nothing
I have noticed that when booting my system in Windows the fans are rotating at
a much lower speed than in OSOL/OI. I even tested running some heavy
applications for the duration of a couple of hours and still the fans were
lower.
The conclusion I draw from this is that there is no fan speed
On 01/18/11 08:10 AM, Robin Axelsson wrote:
I have noticed that when booting my system in Windows the fans are rotating at
a much lower speed than in OSOL/OI. I even tested running some heavy
applications for the duration of a couple of hours and still the fans were
lower.
The conclusion I
On 01/18/11 09:03 AM, Robin Axelsson wrote:
Copying the text of PowerTOP destroys the formatting so I supply a png
of it instead. At present I'm running a virtual machine (with Windows)
and Gnome but I get the same fan speed even when there is nothing running.
rge#1 is producing a lot of
Also have you been able to tell which fan is spinning fast?
If there is a fan on the graphics card, which model?
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On 2011-01-18 16:37, John Martin wrote:
On 01/18/11 09:03 AM, Robin Axelsson wrote:
Copying the text of PowerTOP destroys the formatting so I supply a png
of it instead. At present I'm running a virtual machine (with Windows)
and Gnome but I get the same fan speed even when there is nothing
I'm unable to tell exactly what fans are spinning faster than normal but
I suspect it is all system fans that are controlled via the motherboard.
I have to measure this up somehow to be able to tell... Perhaps there is
some fancontrol software in OSOL/OI that can give RPMs.
The GPU I use is
