I
tend to build my Linux systems primarily on AMD chips. I have found them
to be more stable and cost effective than the intel chips. I have also
found that the AMD supported motherboards are typically built to be more
robust than most intel supported boards. I would have to say that my only
I have apmd running, and have always ran this on the desktop machine for
power management support. It does, and has always started up normally.
Just out of curiosity where did you find that it is for laptops only?
I do have to admit that I never put the machine into full suspend mode. I
could
I thought that the announcement for the last update to MandrakeUpdate stated
that it had moved the storage directory for the RPM's from /tmp to /root.
Maybe the code needs some changing to allow for the download only of the
files. This would be extremely useful for kernel updates which by nature
