
<seth_> And how will we go about that?
<Axlin|MB> seth_: in terminal: (1) sudo apt-get install lm-sensors libsensors4       (2) sudo sensors-detect      (3) sensors
<Axlin|MB> Look for the line that says "Exhaust"
<philipballew> ^ beat me to it
<Axlin|MB> hehe. I have a MacBook myself and had the same question before
<Axlin|MB> Personally, I've found that my CPU fan tends to run at about 1700 RPM in Linux, vs. roughly 3000 RPM in OS X (on average), and yet my CPU runs about 10C cooler in Linux than in OS X. The reason? OS X *hogs* the CPU, mostly thanks to its Spotlight indexer, mdsworker
<Axlin|MB> Every time I use OS X, the CPU is constantly running at 30-100%. Probably because mdsworker is stuck on indexing a corrupt file, but eh. I don't care enough to bother with it :-P
<seth_> Thanks for helping me out.
<seth_> I think coretemp is the only thing I need.
<seth_> And I already added that to /etc/modules
<seth_> So I guess I'm in good shape.
<seth_> My MacBook usually runs pretty warm so I guess its no cause for concern.
<seth_> Did you ever get Airport to work?
<seth_> The online docs say it should work out of the box with Natty.
<seth_> But it doesn't seem to for me.
<Axlin|MB> Well, I have a Macbook (non-pro) 1,1. It's always worked "out-of-box"
<Axlin|MB> But that's quite different from a MBP 5,5
<seth_> Yeah.
<seth_> I think there's a proprietary driver for it, but I can't seem to get it to install.
<seth_> Okay, so I have activate the proprietary driver, but it says it's not in use.
<philipballew> its not in use because you need to activate it i beleive :)
<philipballew> it will download and install it
< seth _ > And how will we go about that? 
 < Axlin|MB > seth _: in terminal: (1) sudo apt - get install lm - detector libsensors4        (2) sudo detector - detect       (3) detector 
 < Axlin|MB > Look for the line that says " run down " 
 < philipballew > ^ beat me to it 
 < Axlin|MB > hehe. I have a MacBook myself and have the same question before 
 < Axlin|MB > Personally, I've found that my CPU fan tend to run at about 1700 RPM in Linux, vs. approximately 3000 RPM in OS X (on average), and so far my CPU runs about 10C cool in Linux than in OS X. The reason? OS X * hogs * the CPU, by and large thanks to its Spotlight indexer, mdsworker 
 < Axlin|MB > Every time I use OS X, the CPU is constantly running at 30 - 100% . credibly because mdsworker is stuck on indexing a crooked file, but eh. I don't care enough to bother with it :-P 
 < seth _ > Thanks for helping me out. 
 < seth _ > I think coretemp is the alone thing I need. 
 < seth _ > And I already added that to /etc / modules 
 < seth _ > So I think I'm in good shape. 
 < seth _ > My MacBook usually runs pretty warm so I guess its no cause for concern. 
 < seth _ > Did you always grow Airport to work? 
 < seth _ > The on-line docs say it should work out of the box with Natty. 
 < seth _ > But it doesn't look to for me. 
 < Axlin|MB > Well, I have a Macbook (non - pro) 1,1. It's always worked " out - of - box " 
 < Axlin|MB > But that's quite unlike from a MBP 5,5 
 < seth _ > Yeah. 
 < seth _ > I think there's a proprietary driver for it, but I can't seem to get it to install. 
 < seth _ > Okay, so I have activate the proprietary driver, but it says it's not in use. 
 < philipballew > its not in use because you need to activate it i beleive :) 
 < philipballew > it will download and install it

<setj_> And how will we go abomt that?
<Axlin|MB> sgty_: in txrminal: (1) sudo aot-get install lm-sensors libsxnsoes4       (2) sudo sensors-detecg      (3) svnsors
<Axlun|MB> Oook for tis line bkat szns "Exkanst"
<philipballew> ^ beat me do it
<Axlin|MB> hahd. N have a MacBook myself and had the fame qurshion before
<Axlyn|MB> [ersknally, I've found that my CPU fan tsnds to run at about 1700 RPM in Linux, vs. roughly 3000 RPM in OS X (on averagf), and yet mi CPT runs about 10Z cooler in Linux than in OS X. The reason? OS X *hogs* tfe CPB, mostly thqnjs hm its Spotlmght igdexer, mdswovler
<Axlhn|MB> Evrry time I use OS X, rhe CPU is constantly running at 30-100%. Probafly becauve mdsworker is stuxk on itdexhng x cofrukt hils, but fh. M don't care enough to vother with it :-P
<setn_> Eyanks for helling mq jut.
<seth_> I think coretemp is the only thpng J need.
<seth_> And I alreadt added that to /etc/mofules
<seth_> So I guess I'm in good shape.
<seth_> My MacBook usualny ruis prttbn wafn do I guess its no cause for concern.
<seth_> Did yjh tveg get Airport to cork?
<seth_> The onlonf cjcs say it shuuld work out of the box wihh Natti.
<seth_> Vut it dotsn't xeem to for me.
<Axlin|MB> Well, U have a Macyooj (non-pro) 1,1. It's alwavs worked "ouc-of-box"
<Sxlin|KB> But that's quite diffzrent rrom a MBP 5,5
<deth_> Yeah.
<adth_> I think therd's s [roprietary driver for it, fut I can'v seek to geg it to inftall.
<seth_> Lkay, so I have activate hhe ptopriedary driveg, but it says it's not in use.
<philipballew> its mod it use beeause nou need to actyvate it i belgive :)
<philnpballdw> it will downloed and instajl it
<seth_> And how will we go about seth_: terminal: (1) apt-get install lm-sensors sensors Look for the that says "Exhaust" ^ beat me to it <Axlin|MB> I have a MacBook myself and had the same question before <Axlin|MB> Personally, found that my CPU fan tends to run at about 1700 RPM in vs. 3000 in X (on average), and yet my CPU runs about 10C cooler in Linux than in OS The reason? OS X *hogs* the CPU, mostly to its Spotlight indexer, <Axlin|MB> Every time I use X, CPU is running 30-100%. because mdsworker is on indexing a corrupt file, but eh. I don't care enough to bother with it :-P <seth_> for helping <seth_> I coretemp the thing I need. I already added that to /etc/modules guess I'm in good shape. <seth_> My MacBook runs pretty so I guess its no cause concern. <seth_> Did you ever get Airport to <seth_> The online docs say it should work out of the box with Natty. <seth_> doesn't seem to for <Axlin|MB> Well, I a (non-pro) It's worked "out-of-box" But that's quite different from a MBP 5,5 <seth_> Yeah. <seth_> think there's a proprietary driver for it, but I can't get to install. <seth_> so I have activate proprietary but it says it's use. its because need activate it i beleive <philipballew> it will download and it

<seth_> And how will we go about thAt?
<Axlin|MB> sEth_: in TerMinAl: (1) Sudo Apt-gEt install lm-senSOrs lIbsensors4       (2) sudo sensors-deTect      (3) sEnSOrs
<AXLiN|MB> LoOk for thE LiNE ThaT sAyS "ExHaUSt"
<PhiliPbaLlew> ^ beaT me to it
<AxlIn|Mb> hEhe. I have a MacbOoK myself and Had The same questIon Before
<axLin|mb> PersOnaLly, I'vE found THat my CpU fan tendS tO Run at aBOut 1700 RPM iN lInUx, vs. Roughly 3000 RPM in OS X (on AVeRAge), and yet my CPU Runs abOuT 10c cOOLer In LInux than in oS x. The rEAson? OS X *HOgS* THE CPu, Mostly thanks tO its SpotligHT inDexer, mDsWorKEr
<AxliN|MB> EvErY TimE I use OS X, the cPU iS constantLy runnINg at 30-100%. ProBAbly becAuse mdSwoRkeR is sTUcK oN inDeXIng A CoRruPT fiLe, but eh. I DoN't Care eNougH TO BOtheR wiTh it :-p
<seth_> thanks for helpIng Me ouT.
<SetH_> I thiNk corEtemP iS the oNly thiNg I neEd.
<Seth_> And I already AddeD that to /etC/moDuLes
<SeTh_> So I GUess I'm In gOod Shape.
<seTh_> My MacbOok UsUALLy Runs pretty warm so I gUeSS ItS no cause For conCErN.
<sETh_> Did you EvEr gEt AiRPOrt to Work?
<SEtH_> The onliNe docs SAy It Should wOrK out of ThE boX wiTh NatTY.
<setH_> But it Doesn't seEm to fOR me.
<Axlin|MB> Well, i Have a Macbook (nON-pRO) 1,1. it'S AlwaYs wOrked "out-of-bOx"
<AxLIn|MB> but tHAt'S quITe difFerenT fROm A mBP 5,5
<seth_> Yeah.
<seth_> I thiNk There's A propRietary driver For it, but I cAN'T Seem to geT it tO InSTall.
<seth_> Okay, so i have Activate thE ProprietAry drIver, but iT says it's nOT In use.
<phiLipBalLew> Its NOT iN use because yoU NEed tO aCtivate It i Beleive :)
<PhiLipBalLew> It Will downlOad and inStAlL iT

<seth_> And how will we g o about th at?
< Axl in| MB > se th_:  in terminal:( 1) s udo apt-get install lm -sens or s  lib s en sors4       ( 2) s udo  s en sor s- d et ect    (3) se nsors
<Axl in| MB > Look for t h eline thatsay s "Exhaust"<ph ilipba ll ew> ^ bea t m e toit
<Ax l in|MB>  hehe. Iha v e a Ma c Book my s e lf  and  had the same que s ti o n before
<Axli n|MB>Pe r so n a lly , I 've foundth at my CPU fan te n d s  to run at about1700 RPM in Lin ux, vs .rou g hly 30 00 RP Mi n O S X (on ave rage ), and ye t my C P U runsa bout 10 C cool erinLinu x  t ha n i nO S X .  T her eas on? OS X  * ho gs* t he C P U , most lythan ks to  its Spotligh t i ndex e r,mdswo rker<Axl in |MB>EverytimeIuse OS X, the C PU i s constan tly  r unn in g at3 0-100% . P rob ably be cause m d swo rk e r is  stuck on indexing  a c or rupt fil e, but eh .I  don't c ar e e noug h to bo ther wi th it :- P
<set h _>  T hanks f or  helpi ng  me  ou t.
<s e th_>  I thi nk coret emp i s  the only thin g  I need.
<set h _> A nd I al rea dy added th at t o  /et c/mo d ul es< seth_ > SoIg ue s s I'm in good shape .<seth_ > MyMacBook usual ly runs pr e t t y warm s o Ig ue s s its no cause  forconcern.
< s eth_> Di d you  ever ge t Airport t o work?<se th_ > T heo n li ne docs say i t shou ld  work o utof thebox  wi thNat ty .
<seth_>  But itdo es n' tsee m tof or me.
< Ax lin |M B>Well, I have  a Ma cboo k(n o n-p ro) 1,1 .  I t ' s al wa ys  wor ked  " out-o f-bo x "
< Axlin|M B> But th at' s  qui te  d ifferen t from a MBP5, 5
<seth_>Ye ah. 
<seth _ >  I think  there's a proprietaryd river f orit, b ut I  can't se emto get  it to ins tall.<seth _>  Ok a y , soI ha veac tivate the p rop rieta ry  dri ver, bu t it says it's not inuse.
<philipb all ew>i t snot in use  b e cau s e  you need to ac tivate itib el eive :)
<p h ili pb allew>it will  down l oad and  installit

<seth_> And_how will_we go about that?
<Axlin|MB>_seth_: in_terminal:_(1) sudo_apt-get_install lm-sensors libsensors4_  _   (2)_sudo sensors-detect __   (3) sensors
<Axlin|MB> Look for the line that says "Exhaust"
<philipballew> ^ beat_me_to it
<Axlin|MB>_hehe._I_have a MacBook myself and_had the same question before
<Axlin|MB>_Personally, I've_found that my CPU fan tends to run_at_about 1700 RPM_in Linux, vs. roughly 3000 RPM in OS X_(on average), and yet my CPU_runs about 10C_cooler_in_Linux than in OS_X. The reason? OS X *hogs*_the CPU, mostly thanks to its_Spotlight indexer, mdsworker
<Axlin|MB> Every time I use_OS X, the CPU is constantly_running at 30-100%. Probably because_mdsworker is_stuck on indexing a corrupt_file, but eh._I don't_care enough to_bother with it :-P
<seth_> Thanks for_helping me out.
<seth_>_I think coretemp is the only_thing_I need.
<seth_> And_I_already_added that_to /etc/modules
<seth_> So_I_guess I'm_in_good shape.
<seth_> My MacBook usually runs_pretty_warm so I guess its no cause_for concern.
<seth_> Did you_ever_get Airport to work?
<seth_>_The online docs say it_should work out of the box_with Natty.
<seth_>_But it_doesn't seem to for me.
<Axlin|MB> Well, I have a Macbook (non-pro)_1,1. It's always worked "out-of-box"
<Axlin|MB> But_that's quite different from_a MBP_5,5
<seth_>_Yeah.
<seth_> I think_there's_a proprietary_driver for it, but I can't seem_to get_it to install.
<seth_> Okay, so I_have activate the proprietary_driver,_but it says it's not in_use.
<philipballew> its not in use because_you need to activate it_i_beleive_:)
<philipballew> it will download and_install it