RE: [SLE] How to turn power off after shutdown?
Alex, This is a global mailing list. And that single email you wrote to the mailing list has landed in the inbox of many English Linux users. What are you trying to achieve with those kind of remarks and still expect help? Sorry, I forgot you must be American. Your history books say that Americans stole the Enigma machine druing World War II. I take it on the chapter before, you drove England out of America. Kev
Hello linux folks, Congratulations to all Americans with the Independence Day! I hope that some time linux community can kick M$'s ass out of the world dominance as Americans did it to England a long time ago.
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Alex, This is a global mailing list. And that single email you wrote to the mailing list has landed in the inbox of many English Linux users. What are you trying to achieve with those kind of remarks and still expect help?
Sorry, I forgot you must be American. Your history books say that Americans stole the Enigma machine druing World War II. I take it on the chapter before, you drove England out of America.
Kev
Hello linux folks, Congratulations to all Americans with the Independence Day! I hope that some time linux community can kick M$'s ass out of the world dominance as Americans did it to England a long time ago.
I'd like the idea of having separate suse-linux-usa list for these twats and "I'M BACK" blokes. --Jyry -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/support/faq
On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 08:15:20AM +0100, Kevin Jackson wrote:
Alex, This is a global mailing list. And that single email you wrote to the mailing list has landed in the inbox of many English Linux users. What are you trying to achieve with those kind of remarks and still expect help?
Sorry, I forgot you must be American. Your history books say that Americans stole the Enigma machine druing World War II. I take it on the chapter before, you drove England out of America.
Kev
Hello linux folks, Congratulations to all Americans with the Independence Day! I hope that some time linux community can kick M$'s ass out of the world dominance as Americans did it to England a long time ago.
Okay. Now that everyone (hopefully) is finished flashing their personal insecurities around, how 'bout we try to answer the question?
I got a question about possibility to power off automatically my Linux box after shutdown. What script should be executed when system is down and halted to turn power off? Or maybe it is possible to do it in more easy way? My motherboard supports SMART power management. What should be enabled in kernel in this case?
As Jerry asked, "Do you have the APM kernel installed?" If you do, then it should work as the 6.4 distro includes the syntax for halt to power down after shutdown, which is "halt -p" after testing /proc to see if you have apm running in your kernel. -- Brad Shelton On Line Exchange http://online-isp.com -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/support/faq
Brad,
Nowadays I am not sure on SuSEŽs status on halting + power down, by the
time I used SuSE 6.2 you could edit your halt script and make sure that the
command "halt -p" was issued, doing that it powered down ATX Systems... Like
I said nowadays I dont know if they have the same "problem"... Anyway find
that halt script and add "-p" on the halt instruction for a powerdown... The
location I dont remember either... any problem mail me and I will check it
out for you...
Nelson
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From: "Brad Shelton"
On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 08:15:20AM +0100, Kevin Jackson wrote:
Alex, This is a global mailing list. And that single email you wrote to the mailing list has landed in the inbox of many English Linux users. What are you trying to achieve with those kind of remarks and still expect help?
Sorry, I forgot you must be American. Your history books say that Americans stole the Enigma machine druing World War II. I take it on the chapter before, you drove England out of America.
Kev
Hello linux folks, Congratulations to all Americans with the Independence Day! I hope that some time linux community can kick M$'s ass out of the world dominance as Americans did it to England a long time ago.
Okay. Now that everyone (hopefully) is finished flashing their personal insecurities around, how 'bout we try to answer the question?
I got a question about possibility to power off automatically my Linux box after shutdown. What script should be executed when system is down and halted to turn power off? Or maybe it is possible to do it in more easy way? My motherboard supports SMART power management. What should be enabled in kernel in this case?
As Jerry asked, "Do you have the APM kernel installed?"
If you do, then it should work as the 6.4 distro includes the syntax for halt to power down after shutdown, which is "halt -p" after testing /proc to see if you have apm running in your kernel.
-- Brad Shelton On Line Exchange http://online-isp.com
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