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I recently installed Debian 9 on my HP-15bsxx laptop (after installing ElementaryOS 5.0 and NOT having this problem), and I have this issue where the fans are always on (not at full speed), even though:
- The CPU is not usually working on any intensive task. I'm running firefox, htop and evince on the screenshot, on a i3+polybar setup.
- The CPU's temp are usually between 30-45C.
- The laptop is clean inside.
- I've run fwts and loaded the coretemp module (its the only recommended module).
- I have TLP installed and running.
- I have all the intel-microcode, firmware-misc-* and firmware-linux-* packages installed (free and non free)
These are the laptop specs, the kernel is 4.19.0-0.bpo.4-amd64 (its not a 4.19 problem as I had this issues with older kernels too), this is the result of lspci and these are the results of dmesg in case you need it.
I know that this is a common issue, and Google has a lot of answers, but I've try them all and none worked for me.
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I recently installed Debian 9 on my HP-15bsxx laptop (after installing ElementaryOS 5.0 and NOT having this problem), and I have this issue where the fans are always on (not at full speed), even though:
- The CPU is not usually working on any intensive task. I'm running firefox, htop and evince on the screenshot, on a i3+polybar setup.
- The CPU's temp are usually between 30-45C.
- The laptop is clean inside.
- I've run fwts and loaded the coretemp module (its the only recommended module).
- I have TLP installed and running.
- I have all the intel-microcode, firmware-misc-* and firmware-linux-* packages installed (free and non free)
These are the laptop specs, the kernel is 4.19.0-0.bpo.4-amd64 (its not a 4.19 problem as I had this issues with older kernels too), this is the result of lspci and these are the results of dmesg in case you need it.
I know that this is a common issue, and Google has a lot of answers, but I've try them all and none worked for me.
debian intel fan
asked 2 hours ago
BHParkerBHParker
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I recently installed Debian 9 on my HP-15bsxx laptop (after installing ElementaryOS 5.0 and NOT having this problem), and I have this issue where the fans are always on (not at full speed), even though:
- The CPU is not usually working on any intensive task. I'm running firefox, htop and evince on the screenshot, on a i3+polybar setup.
- The CPU's temp are usually between 30-45C.
- The laptop is clean inside.
- I've run fwts and loaded the coretemp module (its the only recommended module).
- I have TLP installed and running.
- I have all the intel-microcode, firmware-misc-* and firmware-linux-* packages installed (free and non free)
These are the laptop specs, the kernel is 4.19.0-0.bpo.4-amd64 (its not a 4.19 problem as I had this issues with older kernels too), this is the result of lspci and these are the results of dmesg in case you need it.
I know that this is a common issue, and Google has a lot of answers, but I've try them all and none worked for me.
debian intel fan
asked 2 hours ago
BHParkerBHParker
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BHParker is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I recently installed Debian 9 on my HP-15bsxx laptop (after installing ElementaryOS 5.0 and NOT having this problem), and I have this issue where the fans are always on (not at full speed), even though:
- The CPU is not usually working on any intensive task. I'm running firefox, htop and evince on the screenshot, on a i3+polybar setup.
- The CPU's temp are usually between 30-45C.
- The laptop is clean inside.
- I've run fwts and loaded the coretemp module (its the only recommended module).
- I have TLP installed and running.
- I have all the intel-microcode, firmware-misc-* and firmware-linux-* packages installed (free and non free)
These are the laptop specs, the kernel is 4.19.0-0.bpo.4-amd64 (its not a 4.19 problem as I had this issues with older kernels too), this is the result of lspci and these are the results of dmesg in case you need it.
I know that this is a common issue, and Google has a lot of answers, but I've try them all and none worked for me.
debian intel fan
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