To finally close the topic:

There are several solutions to the previous described problem.

First off all the BIOS should be checked for the powermanagement
settings --- in case this is not already checked (thanx to george, but, this
was also my first thing I did :-). DOS/Windows seems not to be an indicator
for the powermanagement settings, as "Kal." told me.


1) terminal-mode (i.e not under X11):
        setterm -blank 0
                ## thanx to Tomek

OR

2) starting X11:
        xinit -s 0
                ## thanx to Christophe
                ## not tested by me, but I'm sure it'll work
OR

3) while running X11:
        xset s off
                ## thanx to man xset ;-)
                ## (damned I didn't mentioned this before starting this mail-lawine :-)
                ## seems to be a clean solution because it may be placed into
$HOME/.xinitrc

ThanX again to everybodies quick response and help!

Norbert

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