I'm having a few problems with power management (APM). I'm using kernel-2.4.0-5mdk. Someone set it to 'Hardware clock uses GMT', which means if I enter suspend state my clock gets set up 7 hours (I'm not sure why I'm in GMT-5). I'd love to store my clock in GMT, but I can't because I have Windows on the same PC and it can't deal with this. Also, I can only enter suspend manually by pressing the power button (set in the BIOS to suspend). RTC support is not loaded automatically, but maybe I just need the corect alias command for rtc.o. This would let the `apmsleep' command work. I have a serial mouse and it sems this is keeping the PC from entering suspend on it's own. If I disable GPM it works. I can't be in X at the time, only in console, so I assume this may also be because of the X mouse driver. And I get a couple problems when coming out of suspend. I'll get 'gpm[613]: Skipping a data packet (?)' and 'USB device not accepting new address' (only after the resume). Otherwise the USB port detection seems like it went well, and gpm works fine too, aside from not allowing my PC to enter suspend when it should be. There is currently no devices plugged into the USB ports, so I'm not very worried about USB right now. I am worried about having to leave my PC on for days and days and never having it be able to suspend. I could disable gpm and make sure it's in console, but I like gpm, I don't know why this is happening. -- Sincerely, David Walluck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
