I have weird problem that started recently. I have ASUS CUSL2 motherboard,
i815e, BIOS 1006.A (and 1006 before). When I power down in Linux with
'init 0', it appears as if system is switched off. But just moving the
mouse powers the system up again! (Yesterday my daughter was really
frightened when system suddenly started to boot just because she
accidentally touched the mouse).
The system is configured for power up on keyboard or mouse, but it never
did it just on mouse move - you had to press mouse button.
It does not happen when I power down with Windows, so I suspect Linux
problem. The BIOS supports ACPI, I use default kernel without ACPI support
(I believe). I run the latest APM daemon if it matters. It happens
currently in 2.4.2-9mdk, happened in -7mdk as well. In one of older releases
I could not power off at all.
Anybody has seen something similar? It's becoming pretty annoying as I
have to boot into Windows to just switch system off ...
-andrej
