Thanks Christopher I tried this as root linux:~ # rcapmd restart Shutting down apmd not supported by kernel unused Starting apmd not supported by kernel unused linux:~ # Rebooted And all is still the same Norm
* Norman Duncan (normand@teleline.es) [030909 14:41]:
linux:~ # rcapmd restart Shutting down apmd not supported by kernel unused Starting apmd not supported by kernel unused linux:~ #
Then the apm/acpi of your bios isn't supported or you've explicitly turned it off by booting with acpi=off and/or apm=off. 'cat /proc/cmdline' will tell you if you aren't sure. -- -ckm
Hi, Am Dienstag, 9. September 2003 23:43 schrieb Norman Duncan:
I tried this as root
linux:~ # rcapmd restart Shutting down apmd not supported by kernel unused Starting apmd not supported by kernel unused linux:~ #
Rebooted
And all is still the same
Of course. 1. You want "rcacpid restart" instead of "rcapmd restart". 2. If you want it to take effect even after the next reboot, you should do "insserv acpid". Greetings from Bremen hartmut
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