All that trouble ;-) and my computer still doesn't shutdown when I shutdown SuSE :-( Only one setting in my Soyo Dragon Plus! motherboard BIOS, so I can't change anything there. Any ideas, anyone? Nils' original instructions before compiling were as follows:
> Start up menuconfig or xconfig. > In General Setup > Power management > ACPI Support set Y > ACPI Bus management set Y > System set Y > Processor set Y
At least it doesn't reboot on shutdown like it used to. Brian
lördagen den 16 mars 2002 20.13 skrev du:
All that trouble ;-) and my computer still doesn't shutdown when I shutdown SuSE :-( Only one setting in my Soyo Dragon Plus! motherboard BIOS, so I can't change anything there. Any ideas, anyone?
Nils' original instructions before compiling were as follows:
> Start up menuconfig or xconfig. > In General Setup > Power management > ACPI Support set Y > ACPI Bus management set Y > System set Y > Processor set Y
At least it doesn't reboot on shutdown like it used to.
Brian
One thing pops up in my mind, have you checked if there is an upgrade for your bios? Rgds Nisse
CONFIG_APM_REAL_MODE_POWER_OFF Nils Sjöholm wrote:
lördagen den 16 mars 2002 20.13 skrev du:
All that trouble ;-) and my computer still doesn't shutdown when I shutdown SuSE :-( Only one setting in my Soyo Dragon Plus! motherboard BIOS, so I can't change anything there. Any ideas, anyone?
Nils' original instructions before compiling were as follows:
Start up menuconfig or xconfig. In General Setup Power management ACPI Support set Y ACPI Bus management set Y System set Y Processor set Y
At least it doesn't reboot on shutdown like it used to.
Brian
One thing pops up in my mind, have you checked if there is an upgrade for your bios?
Rgds
Nisse
-- Razvan Cosma SysAdmin Telemach SRL Piatra Neamt razvan.cosma@catv.telemach.ro Linux Registered User #239230
yeap :) general setup -> apm bios support -> And I do not even guarantee this will solve your problem, it's a matter of both kernel version and mainboard manufacturer. Brian Durant wrote:
On Sunday 17 March 2002 19:43, you wrote:
CONFIG_APM_REAL_MODE_POWER_OFF
Where does this need to be setup? Are we talking kernel crunching again? Anybody?
Cheers,
Brian
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On Monday 18 March 2002 19:04, Razvan Cosma wrote:
yeap :) general setup -> apm bios support -> And I do not even guarantee this will solve your problem, it's a matter of both kernel version and mainboard manufacturer.
Brian Durant wrote:
CONFIG_APM_REAL_MODE_POWER_OFF
Where does this need to be setup? Are we talking kernel crunching again? Anybody?
I finally built up the nerve to take another look at this in the kernel ;-) There is no such (CONFIG_APM_REAL_MODE_POWER_OFF) option in SuSE 7.3 kernel. I am using NVidia drivers, don't know if this has an effect on the options listed in general setup -> apm bios support: 1) Ignore USER SUSPEND 2) Enable PM at boot time (enabled) 3) Make CPU Idle calls when idle 3) Enable console blanking using APM (enabled) 4) RTC stores time in GMT 5) Allow interrupts during APM BIOS calls (enabled) Cheers, Brian
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