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My PC has an internal combustion engine.
Yes, it has.
Every morning, when it's cold (at my work place), I start my pc, and it takes a loooong-looooong time for ...
- 04-10-2010 #1Just Joined!
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My PC has an internal combustion engine.
My PC has an internal combustion engine.
Yes, it has.
Every morning, when it's cold (at my work place), I start my pc, and it takes a loooong-looooong time for debian etch to boot.
And after it started, if I want to open a file / program / folder, it takes more than 2 minutes to open them.
After about 10 minutes of PC being ON, everything goes back to normal speed.
This started to happen since last winter.
If I leave the heat on over night in my room at work, next day when I start my pc it works perfect from the first time.
Do you think I need to check the coolant level and concentration?
Regards.
- 04-10-2010 #2
You need this
WAECO mobile solutions - Vehicle preheating systems
Make sure you also get the clock trigger, so it starts heating 10 minutes before you start working.Debian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.
- 04-10-2010 #3Just Joined!
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Thanks very much.
That is a good link.
I did not know there are such things.
I'll look to get one for my car.
Thanks again.


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