On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 12:19:30AM +0100, Xavier MAILLARD wrote: > > Il ne me reste qu'un seul souci non imputable à une quelconque > installation de GNU/Linux: le support de l'ACPI pour la carte > graphique. En effet ce n'est pas implémenté (pas très français) dans les > drivers NVIDIA ce qui fait qu'en cas de mise en veille du portable (en > mode graphique), X se gauffre comme une otarie bourrée à la bière. >
on peut corriger ca; il faut modifier 2 lignes dans les drivers nvidia; Cf http://www.whacked.net/ldl/faq/ : 1.1. Suspend to ram This is actually relatively easy to get working. You need to make sure you don't have any special video hardware modules loaded, namely the DRI stuff. For the ATI Mobility Rage people, this means making sure all the framebuffer and DRI modules are unloaded before suspending (look for r128, and agpgart when you do a lsmod). If you just want to disable DRI permanently, then make sure your system isn't loading them at startup, and that you don't have DRI listed as a module in your XF86Config-4. For the Nvidia Geforce2Go, the driver, by default disables all power management. There is a hack whereby you can disable AGP acceleration in the driver, which will allow you to suspend without having to always unload the driver. To do this hack, edit nv.c and search for "suspend". You'll see two "case PM_SUSPEND" blocks - one within an #if branch and the other within an #else branch. The second one has the following line: return 1 Change the 1 to 0. Continue to scroll past the #endif and there's a default code block that also returns 1. Change this 1 to 0 again. Recompile the driver and you should APM enabled full-time. If you do this hack, make sure you have the following line in your XF86Config-4 device section: Option "NvAGP" "0" (Thanks to Rudolf Usselmann & James Hendrick) - ca marche sans pb sur des latitudes c840, avec APM A+ -- Bertrand Orvoine I.U.P - Universite De Bretagne Sud mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2 rue le Coat Saint Haouen Tel: 02 97 88 05 35 BP 92116 Fax: 02 97 88 05 51 56321 LORIENT CEDEX