Hi.
My problem is a veyr known one: Acer Aspire 5315 overheating, caused by the improperly working of the fan.
The fan is in perfect state, the real problem is on the hardware (MAYBE THE SOFTWARE???) controlling the velocity of cooling. There are A LOT of post about it and it can be classified on 3 types:
*Those guys that do not read the previous posts and are wondering if the fan is dirty or something like that.
*Those guys proposing a very colourful set of solutions but all of which do not solve the problem, as indicated by themselves in the later posts.
*Those guys suggesting that a BIOS update is the fixing solution, some proving it correctnesss, some discarding it.
Well, I want to know if there is a FIXING COMMAND or FINE HACKING WORK I can implement on the terminal . I have to say that the fan only turns on when the notebook boots the kernel while it is very hot, not on those times it starts from cool. Im afraid of do a BIOS update, they say it leaves my laptop DEAD.
Im a Fedora user, but they really have a few posts (FedoraForums.org) about this issue when compared with you, Ubuntu users...Hope help. Thanks.
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