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Hello guys,
I have a very high cpu load on my laptop even if nothing despite htop is running. I guess it's a problem with acpi because when I deactivate acpi completely over the bootline I have no such problems.
How could I fix that?
Thank you in advance.
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Add noacpi to the kernel line in GRUB, reboot, and see if that helps. You PM'ed me about this model, I can't say I ever had such problems though. ACPI worked fine for me (maybe you have a different revision, who knows?).
Does the CPU spiking stop if you kill X?
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Hello B,
unluckily noacpi doesn't help but acpi=off. That seems to be the only way to stop the high load.
Is there any patched acpi or something else?
I also think I picked the bad revision with fan problems and some more...
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I owned a 6519b too, but sold it.
Didn't have your highload-problem, but had the fan problem right after i bought it. So i sent it in to hp repair center and 5 days later they replaced the fan and everything was ok.
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Don't think so. Latest bios won't help either. I'm sorry, that I can't help.
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I had a 6510b that ran arch (32-bit) for about 10 months with no problems.
As a side note, I recently put ubuntu on it and the motherboard burned up 2 weeks later (while the laptop sat idle). I put ubuntu on another 6510b and so far so good (going on 4 weeks).
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