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ACPI Temperature FAILS after suspend => FAN FAILS

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – I'm using arch full upgrade in testing and kde-unstable but the problem was present before upgrade to testing) and I currently have a problem with the ACPI Temperature monitor, which leads to a malfunctioning FAN.After resuming a KDE suspended session I've noticed that the FAN didn't work at all, even if the CPU was heavily occupied. After some check I noticed that the data from the ACPI temperatureindicator was completely abnormal: instead of show the actual temperature, it showed just 0.00 degrees. That's why, I think, my FAN doesn't work after suspend (and after a r (HowTos)

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