On Jan 26, 2007, at 4:36 PM, Joe Vender wrote:
The fact that you can shutdown within Linux suggests that your
hardware does have the capability, so it's just a matter of figuring
out what's different. Note that you might find that trying to run
FreeBSD 4.11 to be informative, as the defaults for that older
version might correspond with your hardware better, although, 4.11 is
at the end of it's supported lifespan...
I've been seriously thinking about getting a copy of the legacy
FBSD 5.5
that's on the website. Maybe there isn't a difference between it
and the 6.2
as far as this powerdown issue is concerned.
You're likely to have better luck with 4.11 than 5.2; if you want to
try a 5.x release, go with 5.5, as the early 5.x releases were only
so-so in terms of stability before 5.3...
--
-Chuck
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