Hello,
sorry, too stupid not to look on the web first, but this should really _NOT_ appear
in the kernel source tree. I found that apm=power_off and make mrproper before
build helps.
Juraj.
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On 02.07 Juraj Bednar wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> the same for vanilla 2.4.1 and 2.4.1ac3. Everything works ok until I turn
> off SMP
> support (which is required to make it possible to turn off the machine using
> APM, since
> ACPI is completely broken in 2.4.1 for me).
>
You do not need to do
Hello,
the same for vanilla 2.4.1 and 2.4.1ac3. Everything works ok until I turn off SMP
support (which is required to make it possible to turn off the machine using APM, since
ACPI is completely broken in 2.4.1 for me).
Juraj.
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Hello,
the same for vanilla 2.4.1 and 2.4.1ac3. Everything works ok until I turn off SMP
support (which is required to make it possible to turn off the machine using APM, since
ACPI is completely broken in 2.4.1 for me).
Juraj.
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On 02.07 Juraj Bednar wrote:
Hello,
the same for vanilla 2.4.1 and 2.4.1ac3. Everything works ok until I turn
off SMP
support (which is required to make it possible to turn off the machine using
APM, since
ACPI is completely broken in 2.4.1 for me).
You do not need to do that.
Hello,
sorry, too stupid not to look on the web first, but this should really _NOT_ appear
in the kernel source tree. I found that apm=power_off and make mrproper before
build helps.
Juraj.
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On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 19:06:58 -0500 ,
"Miller, Brendan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have a problem that would have started out as "I can't compile my device
>driver with 2.2.18". I was compiling my device driver for non-SMP while my
>kernel (and thus /usr/src/linux) was SMP. So I looked at
I have a problem that would have started out as "I can't compile my device
driver with 2.2.18". I was compiling my device driver for non-SMP while my
kernel (and thus /usr/src/linux) was SMP. So I looked at compiling the
kernel for non-SMP so that my /usr/src/linux would be non-SMP and my
I have a problem that would have started out as "I can't compile my device
driver with 2.2.18". I was compiling my device driver for non-SMP while my
kernel (and thus /usr/src/linux) was SMP. So I looked at compiling the
kernel for non-SMP so that my /usr/src/linux would be non-SMP and my
On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 19:06:58 -0500 ,
"Miller, Brendan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem that would have started out as "I can't compile my device
driver with 2.2.18". I was compiling my device driver for non-SMP while my
kernel (and thus /usr/src/linux) was SMP. So I looked at
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