[tlinux-users:07853] Re: Problems with my satellite A105

Hi everybody!
I give up!

Thanks anyway!

Celso

On 5/30/06, saba ardeshiri <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Celso and everybody ,
>
> I've changed my fedora core from 3  to 5 .It haven't been shutdown for no
> reason yet !!! (is there any relation betwen shutting down and fedora
> version ??!!)
>
> Now I have a new problem with my eth0 controller  : I can connect to
> internet and also can scp from my laptop to anothers but I can not ssh
> !!!and nobody can't scp to me !!!
>
> P.S: When I try ssh it goes for example to 50% and my ethernet become Idle
> at all after that when I try "service network restart" the ethernet again
> become active !!
>
> Any Solution ??!!!
>
> Best Regard ,
>
> Saba
>
> Celso Yoshikazu Ishida <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>  Hi Saba,
>
> really? I have return from the store. I ask back for my money. But,
> I'm waiting for the answer.
>
> I cant' see the file with koqueror or ls too. But, If I use the more
> /proc/acpi/fan/... There is a file with a zero bit.
>
> Have you recompile your kernel?
> And your computer continues to shut downs for no reason?
>
> Thanks agains
>
> Celso
>
> On 5/29/06, saba ardeshiri wrote:
> >
> > Hi Celso ,
> >
> > When I tried /proc/acpi/fan/ there is nothing in this folder but Iit seems
> > that my cooler is working and I have no propblem with it in fedora core 5
> !!
> >
> > Saba
> >
> >
> > Celso Yoshikazu Ishida wrote:
> >
> > Hi!.
> >
> > I have the same computer satellite A105-S361 but I have the Fedora Core 5.
> > The main problem is the cooler. It doesn't work for me. I tryed many
> > things. But, I'm giving up. I'll change my Toshiba for a HP notebook
> > in the next weak, if it doesn't work.
> >
> > Below, same answers for my problem from the list. Maybe It can help
> > you. If your cooler is working, please, advise me, then I'll not
> > change my computer.
> >
> > And thanks for the answers of: Vassilis, Mikkel and Howard.
> >
> > Obs: I think that I have the Toshiba BIOS. How can I be sure?
> >
> > Celso
> >
> >
> > Vassilis Koutavas wrote: __________
> >
> > > Seems like overheating of the cpu to me. When you boot linux, can you
> > > tell if the cpu fan is ever on? Probably your linux never turns it on
> > > and your cpu is being overheated when you do some demanding task. Try
> > > compiling some source distribution to see if it happens then. If
> > > indeed it is cou overheating, then I suggest to find out soon how to
> > > make your cpu fan work in linux, otherwise you may fry your processor,
> > > like you probably did with your previous laptop!
> > >
> > > --Vassilis
> > >
> >
> > from Mikkel L. Ellertson ___________________
> >
> > You can probably check the fan by looking at
> > /proc/acpi/fan/FAN0/state. You may be able to control the fan with
> > fnfx. There is also a fan program in Toshiba Utilities that may
> > work. I don't know if your laptop have the Toshiba BIOS, or the
> > Pheonix BIOS. They do not work with the Pheonix BIOS. (I have an
> > A105-S4004, and tey do not work on it. The fan is not BIOS controlled.)
> >
> > Mikkel
> >
> >
> > from Vassilis Koutavas _________________
> >
> > depending on your BIOS, you will need to use ACPI, or APM (I think
> > fnfx works with APM). Try installing fnfx first, since it is easier.
> > You can also try booting from the latest knoppix cd which has good
> > acpi support and see the /proc/acpi there. If it works with knoppix
> > then you need to recompile your kernel with acpi support (look for
> > howto's about ACPI).
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