I can not believe that it is normal for a basic, non-enterprise disk to overheat, not even when it is permanently used.
If disabling power management causes any other issue than decreased battery life by max. 5%, then this is obviously some disk/firmware related bug.
I can not believe that it is normal for a basic, non-enterprise disk to overheat, not even when it is permanently used.
If disabling power management causes any other issue than decreased battery life by max. 5%, then this is obviously some disk/firmware related bug.
This is why I guess the blacklist approach mentioned by Jakob (https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ acpi-support/ +bug/59695/ comments/ 515) is more straightforward.