I've finally had some more time to look at this. I've had a proper look
at Joseph's suggestion of installing the version 3.11 kernel which seems
to have resolved the problem.
I downloaded the following files:
linux-headers-3.11.0-031100rc6_3.11.0-031100rc6.201308181835_all
/home/steve/Desktop/ub
Following another reboot I had no further error messages regarding
bluetooth or anything else. The wifi adapter is now flashing
intermittently whereas it didn't before. I don't know if this is related
to my original problem but I thought I'd mention it in case the fan
speed and the bluetooth error
The bluetooth error message has reappeared on subsequent boot ups. All
else seems to be ok though.
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Title:
Fan too fast on HP 6910p after standby
Problem is still present with my HP 6910p laptop
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Title:
[HP Compaq nx7400] Raring: regression: fan keeps spinning at full
speed after suspend
Public bug reported:
I have a HP 6910p that has an issue where the fan is running too fast
when coming out of standby. I have tried the following fix which appears
to work for some HP models but it doesn't resolve the problem for me
here http://linuxg.net/how-to-fix-the-high-fan-speed-and-noise-
** Description changed:
I have a HP 6910p that has an issue where the fan is running too fast
when coming out of standby. I have tried the following fix which appears
to work for some HP models but it doesn't resolve the problem for me
here http://linuxg.net/how-to-fix-the-high-fan-spe
I considered updating the BIOS but couldn't see the point as this only
became a problem after upgrading to Ubuntu 13.04. Previous versions of
Ubuntu were fine. Also there is no mention of a problem with the fan
coming out of standby on the revision history.
>From what I can see, F.19 requires Wind
Currently having problems getting the BIOS onto usable media. The option
that writes to a bootable USB creates the files but won't boot, and the
options to write to CD or floppy aren't an option as neither of this are
available on the Windows laptop I have.
I don't have time to do any more with th
Thank you Joseph. Happy to test it out but can you be more specific
about what I should do? Presumably the main kernel is at
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.11-rc6-saucy/
There are a number of files at this location including a number of .deb
files. Do I need all that apply to my
Christopher - As I suspected, upgrading the BIOS didn't resolve the
problem. The problem only happened since upgrading to 13.04 so I really
can't see this being BIOS related.
I also tried it with BIOS version F.15 as going straight to F.19 gave an
error message on boot up so I had to go to F.15 th
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