Hi List!
My new computer does not show anything about APM in bios, but I
have ACPI. Under Winblows XP I can put my system in suspend.
I wonder how can I do the same thing under MDK 9.0? Which
command?
Maybe, first, I must see if I'm able to do it, but how can I check
it
A stoc mandrake 9.0 kernel does not have support for ACPI compiled in. You
have to recompile your kernel and add ACPI support.
Ralph
On Monday 24 March 2003 01:24 pm, Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
> Hi List!
>
> My new computer does not show anything about APM in bios, but I
> have ACP
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It is also possible to install a cooker kernel on a 9.0 system. You just have
to make sure that the appropriate modules (battery, fan, etc.) get loaded at
bootup. (Put them in /etc/modules) It is therefore not necessary to recompile
the kernel. Best
Thank you Ralph.
I think something like that could be happening.
I hope to not have problems compiling kernel, but after that, which
commands should I have to do to put my computer in suspend?
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Ralph Crongeyer wrote:
> A stoc mandrake 9.0 kernel does not have support for ACP
Once you recompile the kernel i'm not sure about the commands but in KDE you
will see an icon in the system tray, if you right click on it you can control
the ACPI functions. HOWEVER in the 2.4.20 kernel that I'm using
suspend/standby are not currently supported. Now I'm not positave if it is
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On Monday 24 March 2003 14:07, Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
> Thank you Ralph.
>
> I think something like that could be happening.
>
> I hope to not have problems compiling kernel, but after that, which
> commands should I have to do to put my com
Recompiling your kernel is not so bad. Actualy it gives you the chance to
remove alot of features you don't need and also allows you to change the
architecture to your specific architecture = faster leaner kernel. Besides
you need to learn to compile your kernel sometime.
Ralph
On Monday 24 Ma
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I actually had to recompile my kernel to get it to work with my specific
hardware, and it was a very interesting experience. It is not necessarily
true though that you´ll end up with a faster kernel. Smaller kernel,
definately - but not necessarily
Verry true.
I like mandrake alot. I use it for almost everything except my laptop. I like
to use the latest stuff on it and not have to worry about when or if a new
release is comming out. So for my laptop I use Lunar-Linux. In fact I'm
writing this with KMail in KDE3.1.1! Verry nice looking an
Some results from some tests.
First I tried apm -s in MDK 9.0. I got something like "APM not support in
kernel".
Ok, I recompiled a kernel setting ACPI at least (now I don't remember
about APM).
New kernel still give the same APM not ...
I'll wait new MDK 9.1. It's just for fun.
Cheers,
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Turn APM off.
If you use ACPI you don't use APM and vice vers.
Ralph :-)
Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
Some results from some tests.
First I tried apm -s in MDK 9.0. I got something like "APM not support in
kernel".
Ok, I recompiled a kernel setting ACPI at least (now I don't rem
On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 06:33, Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
> Some results from some tests.
>
> First I tried apm -s in MDK 9.0. I got something like "APM not support in
> kernel".
>
> Ok, I recompiled a kernel setting ACPI at least (now I don't remember
> about APM).
>
> New kernel still gi
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