I have this problem with base and pae kernel that was attached to
opensuse installation dvd, and later upgraded it for 2.6.33-r5 from
OpenSuse Factory repo - results the same.
Does any expert have some suggestions?
On several message boards there are advice that flashin BIOS should
solve the problem, but IMO it can be the only solution - Linux shouldn't
work that way.
On the same machine i have XP and everything is OK, stable temperature
is maintained, I also recently clean the vents from dust and other stuff.
Best regards
Sebastian Szwarc
ps. because i am not subsribed to that group could You send suggestions
directly to my email?
thanks
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First off, this seems to be ACPI-related, so added some CCs in that direction.
Second, since you decided to report the bug directly to the kernel developers,
would you be able to test non-distro kernels on your machine?
Rafael