On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Steven W. Orr wrote:
> When I went to the 2.4 kernel(Red Hat 7.1/2.4.9), I somehow seem to have
> lost the part where the machine automatically powers off after the
> shutdown. Could someone please tell me what the proper kernel settings
> are that control that?
Make sure APM support is compiled into the system. Look for "/proc/apm".
If not there, try "modprobe apm". If still not there, check the
configuration used to build the kernel.
Oh, BTW and FWIW, I tried the ACPI support in 2.4 on my Athlon system at
home, and that didn't work at all, so if you're trying ACPI, try APM
instead.
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Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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