** Description changed: [ Impact ] - * Dell would like to disable thermald thermal management on its - platform OptiPlex XE4 on focal + * Dell would like to disable thermald thermal management on Dell + OptiPlex XE4 on focal * The reason is that the thermald on focal is too old to support the thermal policy configured in the BIOS , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can still rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue. [ Test Plan ] * Install the package on the target OptiPlex XE4 platform, product sku 0ACB * Run $ systemctl status thermald * The status should be inactive * Run $ systemctl status thermald on other platforms, the status should be running [ Where problems could occur ] * The change only takes place on the specified platform, the other platforms should work as what it was. If other platforms dmi reports the same pattern in sys_vendor and product_sku, the thermald will start working too. [ Other Info ] * The thermald version after jammy can support the table configured in the BIOS correctly, so there is no need to apply the patch to the codename >= 22.04.
** Description changed: [ Impact ] * Dell would like to disable thermald thermal management on Dell OptiPlex XE4 on focal * The reason is that the thermald on focal is too old to support the thermal policy configured in the BIOS - , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can still rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue. + , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can still rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue if thermald is inactive on the platform. [ Test Plan ] * Install the package on the target OptiPlex XE4 platform, product sku 0ACB * Run $ systemctl status thermald * The status should be inactive * Run $ systemctl status thermald on other platforms, the status should be running [ Where problems could occur ] * The change only takes place on the specified platform, the other platforms should work as what it was. If other platforms dmi reports the same pattern in sys_vendor and product_sku, the thermald will start working too. [ Other Info ] * The thermald version after jammy can support the table configured in the BIOS correctly, so there is no need to apply the patch to the codename >= 22.04. ** Description changed: [ Impact ] * Dell would like to disable thermald thermal management on Dell OptiPlex XE4 on focal * The reason is that the thermald on focal is too old to support the thermal policy configured in the BIOS - , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can still rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue if thermald is inactive on the platform. + , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue if thermald is inactive on the platform. [ Test Plan ] * Install the package on the target OptiPlex XE4 platform, product sku 0ACB * Run $ systemctl status thermald * The status should be inactive * Run $ systemctl status thermald on other platforms, the status should be running [ Where problems could occur ] * The change only takes place on the specified platform, the other platforms should work as what it was. If other platforms dmi reports the same pattern in sys_vendor and product_sku, the thermald will start working too. [ Other Info ] * The thermald version after jammy can support the table configured in the BIOS correctly, so there is no need to apply the patch to the codename >= 22.04. ** Description changed: [ Impact ] * Dell would like to disable thermald thermal management on Dell OptiPlex XE4 on focal * The reason is that the thermald on focal is too old to support the thermal policy configured in the BIOS , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue if thermald is inactive on the platform. [ Test Plan ] * Install the package on the target OptiPlex XE4 platform, product sku 0ACB * Run $ systemctl status thermald * The status should be inactive * Run $ systemctl status thermald on other platforms, the status should - be running + be as what it was. [ Where problems could occur ] * The change only takes place on the specified platform, the other platforms should work as what it was. If other platforms dmi reports the same pattern in sys_vendor and product_sku, the thermald will start working too. [ Other Info ] * The thermald version after jammy can support the table configured in the BIOS correctly, so there is no need to apply the patch to the codename >= 22.04. ** Description changed: [ Impact ] * Dell would like to disable thermald thermal management on Dell OptiPlex XE4 on focal * The reason is that the thermald on focal is too old to support the thermal policy configured in the BIOS , it leads the problem in lp:2064083. However, the platform can rely on EC to do the thermal management, so that it can omit the issue if thermald is inactive on the platform. [ Test Plan ] * Install the package on the target OptiPlex XE4 platform, product sku 0ACB * Run $ systemctl status thermald * The status should be inactive * Run $ systemctl status thermald on other platforms, the status should be as what it was. [ Where problems could occur ] * The change only takes place on the specified platform, the other platforms should work as what it was. If other platforms dmi reports the - same pattern in sys_vendor and product_sku, the thermald will start + same pattern in sys_vendor and product_sku, the thermald will stop working too. [ Other Info ] * The thermald version after jammy can support the table configured in the BIOS correctly, so there is no need to apply the patch to the codename >= 22.04. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2068546 Title: Exclude thermald thermal management for Dell Optiplex XE4 To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/oem-priority/+bug/2068546/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
