Enabling Powerd crashes my laptop
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Considering you posted zero information about the hardware involved… ::)
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Considering you posted zero information about the hardware involved… ::)
:)
USB Adapter used for wan interface (Trendnet TU2-ET100)
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If its crashing your laptop when you turn on powerd, I'd definitely turn it off.
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If its crashing your laptop when you turn on powerd, I'd definitely turn it off.
Yes I have it turned of currently with the side effect of the fan mostly going at hyperspeed.
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Whats the ill effect of the fan spinning fast? (Just wondering)
Is it too loud?
I do hope someone finds a fix for it.
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Whats the ill effect of the fan spinning fast? (Just wondering)
Is it too loud?
I do hope someone finds a fix for it.
Well a couple of things,
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It makes me think the cpu is constantly pegged at 100% which it isnt because I can see in the dashboard that it's hardly doing anything.2/
Having it running at hyperspeed can possibly mean to me that the fan will need to be changed regularly. :(
This is the only real physical side effect I can think of.3/
Yes it is kinda too loud, but I suppose I can bare with it. :) -
totally not related - but… For a laptop that I don't use in mobile situations.
I HATE laptop fans. They are nearly all junk and usually the weak link. When they fail, I either remove them nicely or tear all the blades off them and affix an external fan thats designed to move enough air to actually cool the laptop under load and not have to spin terribly fast. Then I put a screen over the inlet. I have two like that now.
Incase yours ever fails.
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Hi all,
With powerd disabled everything is fine …
If I enable powerd then ...
You are not alone. My DELL Inspiron 5100 doesn't like powerd enabled either. It's been turned off for quite awhile so I don't recall exactly the symptoms. But definitely way more stable with powerd turned off.
CPU and fan cycles between 50 and 55 C. Fan come on at 55 and goes off at 50, with about a 50% duty cycle lasting about 1 minute.
Dell Inspiron 5100, 2.66 GHz P4, 2 GB RAM, USB Flash Drive
No HDD, No CD-ROM -
Hi all,
With powerd disabled everything is fine …
If I enable powerd then ...
You are not alone. My DELL Inspiron 5100 doesn't like powerd enabled either. It's been turned off for quite awhile so I don't recall exactly the symptoms. But definitely way more stable with powerd turned off.
CPU and fan cycles between 50 and 55 C. Fan come on at 55 and goes off at 50, with about a 50% duty cycle lasting about 1 minute.
Dell Inspiron 5100, 2.66 GHz P4, 2 GB RAM, USB Flash Drive
No HDD, No CD-ROMBad to know I am not alone :)
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http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,59336.0.html
I post it… long,long ago...