Re: what is shutting off my computer?
- From: Rikishi 42 <skunkworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2007 00:36:30 +0100
On 2007-12-28, Bob Tennent <BobT@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When I try to do something computationally intensive (such as lameIs the shutdown an orderly one, performed by Linux?
encoding), my system shuts down. I think it's because a bad thermistor
is producing high readings. Even when the system is 100% idle, the CPU
temperature is 61°C according to lm_sensors. The "high" value is 80°C,
and I believe the system shuts down if the CPU utilization goes too
high, even if the real temperature is much lower.
Can this be fixed by editing a configuration file or turning off the
broken thermistor?
Or is it the BIOS, plainly shutting down the power?
In the latter case, there's not much you can do in Linux. If your BIOS
'high' is set to 80, and an faulty measure from the thermistor says your cpu
is hotter, it's going to be shut down.
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