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Apr 6, 2011

I got installed debian 6.0.1a en my compaq presario 1255 (amd-k6 with 160 Mb and 4.3 Gig), but I had to use expert install to be able to select lilo instead of grub2. I ended with a very basic system (it only uses 8Mb in console mode, and 28 Mb in fluxbox plus an xterm). It is still a very usable machine.

Previousy, I was able to install lenny 5.0.8 just with normal console mode install

I think that with lenny, the fan of the notebook (I mean the "external" one, I do not know if there is another in the micro) some times was on. but i do not think it works at any moment now with wheezy

I have been googling a couple of hours, but I am not getting a clear idea about fan and notebooks.

What have I to check? is it a module? something related to acpi?

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Code: Select all386,0,0>pthfdr@SALAMAND:/media/pthfdr/SORCNYTH/Media/Audio/Disc 1$ play -V4 01.(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.mp3
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Code:

!!Linux Distribution
!!------------------
Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS
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Searching for one week at the forum, sorry if i missed any posts about my issue,

My specs:
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Microprocessor Cache1MB L2 Cache, 400MHz FSB
Memory256MB 400MHz DDR2 System Memory (1 Dimm)
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