Hello all,

  I have a laptop (Sunrex HB850AGP) on which I could never get the APM 
working correctly: when I compiled the kernel with APM support, I had either
to unable the APM support in BIOS setup or to give a "APM=OFF" at boot time,
otherwise the system hanged at boot time (I tried kernels 2.2.12 and 2.2.14).

  I was glad to see that a new APM patch was issued and I tried it (patch:
2.2.14-APM.3.gz from  http://linuxcare.com.au/apm/2.2.14-APM.3.gz)
  The kernel recompilation went OK, but when I reboot with the new kernel
the system hangs, even if I specified "apm=off" at boot time . It gives the
following message:

Loading Linux .......................
Uncompressing Linux ...

crc error

-- System halted

  From dmesg run on kernel 2.2.12 (started with apm=off) I noticed the 
following information:
apm: BIOS version 1.2 Flags 0x0b (Driver version 1.9)

  Has anybody experience similar problem having APM to work and could help
me?

  Thanks in advance,


                Gerald Carrier.


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