[ltp] Thinkpad t22 just turns off

[linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org]

Hi, thanks for the answer

found out, that the fan doesn't go on when it should, so it needs to be repaired. 

regards, 

Julian

Quoting morpheus <morpheus@post.harvard.edu>:

> On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 16:05 +0100, julian@echoes-online.de wrote:
> > Last time it happened I was sitting next to it working on another computer.
> I
> > noticed it had turned off, wanted to turn it on which didn't work: Battery
> light
> > was blinking and it didn't turn on for a few seconds. After a few retries
> it
> > did. I Immediately checked my battery status but acpi says "Battery loaded
> 100%"
> > 
> Do you have it on AC power?
> My Thinkpad R32 has a bad charging unit (due to an unfortunate spill
> incident) and so the battery will not charge nor will it run on battery
> even if I insert a fully charged battery.  What this means is that if AC
> is interrupted at all, even momentarily, it shuts off.  Incidentally, my
> battery light blinks all the time, I think this indicates very low
> battery or other power problems.
> So, you may have a short circuit or other problem in the charging unit
> that is intermittent...and you may be experiencing intermittent
> interruptions in AC power.  Have you tried running on battery power?
> All just speculation...
> BTW, some Thinkpads will also power down if they get too hot, not sure
> about your model, though.
> Are you running acpi?  If so, look at /var/log/acpid to see if an acpi
> event triggered the shutdown.  You may want to write a script to log CPU
> temperature every few seconds.
> -m
> 
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