Has anyone else experienced the conflict between esd (esound) and apm (advanced power management)? I just installed RH 6.0 on a notebook computer (see end of message) and got everything working fine except the apm standby mode. When the user initiates a standby, either by a command or hot key combination, the computer complies but then bounces back after 3-6 seconds. The logs show a normal apm resume event. This it turns out is a conflict between apm and esd. I killed esd and then standby worked esdctl standby and then initiate the apm standby. It seems that apm cannot do whatever it has to do to suspend the esd process or the esd process is waking up the computer from standby mode. Not being a programmer type myself, anyone have any advice on what to do now or who to contact with this information? Thanks for any help. Hardware: Digital Equipment Corporation HiNote VP765 Phoenix BIOS 4.0.6 266MHz Mobile Pentium II (Deschutes) MMX 96MB RAM 512K L2 cache 4.0GB HD TI 1131 CardBus controller Xircom RBEM56G-100 Combo LAN+56k Modem APM 1.2 Software: Red Hat Linux 6.0 Kernel 2.2.10 apmd 3.0beta5 esound 0.2.12 -- Ron Golan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
