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- From: B0Ti <9915104t@example.com>
- Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 23:16:08 -0400
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Hi, I've recently upgraded my system, and got this new keyboard that has sleep, wake up and power buttons on it. I'd like to make it work under Linux. If I press either of these on the console, my kernel reports: "keyboard: unkown scancode xxxx". Under X, nothing happens, xev doesn't say anything. I have read the relevant howtos, got apm support in the kernel, and played around with loadkeys, setkeycodes, apmsleep, apmd, etc, but still couldn't figure out a way to make these work together. Any help would be appreciated. Second question. Little bit offtopic, sorry. I have got an AMD Athlon 800, and it gets kinda hot when it gets something to work on, though I bought a huge heatsink for it. Not a long ago I overclocked the FSB, so now it's running at 572mhz and the CPU temperature, according to the temperature sensor, rises up to about 56 deg C under 100% CPU usage, which is around 5 deg C higher than it was before when it ran at 800mhz. >From what temperature limits is it "unhealthy" for a processor to run? thanks, B0Ti.
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