Le mer 30/10/2002 � 17:18, zippo potamme a �crit : > J'aimerai savoir si les deux sont complementaires ou au contraire font > le meme boulot ? > Merci d'avance > Zippo dans le Linux ACPI-HOWTO
"You will need to rebuild your kernel to include ACPI support. Say 'y' to the CONFIG_ACPI option. If you want to build in the (as yet) experimental support for sleep mode, say 'y' to the CONFIG_ACPI_S1_SLEEP option as well. You do not need to disable APM support; if ACPI support is found at run-time, APM support will be turned off automatically in the running kernel. If you want to try the new 2.4.0-test3 or later driver interface, say 'y' to CONFIG_ACPI_INTERPRETER, which builds the AML interpreter right into the kernel and makes some changes in the /proc/sys/acpi interface as well." et dans la page ACPI4LINUX (http://acpi.sourceforge.net/) It is meant to supersede the older APM standard (for power management) and provide a generic interface for recognition and configuration of hardware devices. En gros, acpi "remplace" apm pour les machines qui le supportent. En pratique, c'est le premier qui est d�tect� au d�marrage qui se lance emp�chant le second de faire quelquechose... �mile -- Leon est electricien, il n'a pas son pareil pour denuder les femelles.
