Peter Vollebregt wrote:
Bryan Phinney schreef:
On Monday 23 January 2006 06:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you guys considered DPMS? Sometimes you have to turn that off.
Also, depending on whether you upgraded or reinstalled vanilla, you might
check to see if you have configuration files related to ACPI and if they are
set to hibernate or sleep the computer system. Your new install of Linux may
be lacking some of the app subsystems needed to carry out certain power
management actions and that may cause you to lose control of the system when
those kick in.
To test, you might want to change your ACPI configuration to not allow any
power down or hibernation/sleep features. See if that fixes the problem and
if so, you at least know what is causing it.
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My experience is that this is often caused by GL (3D fancy)
Screensavers. You can switch those of.
Peter Vollebregt
I thought so too, so I did exactly that, I switched it off. Still it
happened once after that. But not lately today.
So maybe.... :-)
PA
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