Paul Larkin wrote:
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>Hi, how can I get my mandrake 8.1 setup to restore
>properly, after APM kicks in?
>-What actually happens: if nothing is input to the PC
>(let's say I leave the room for dinner for 20 min. or
>so, so there's no mouse or keyboard input), there are
>3 beeps heard, the
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> > > > Hi, how can I get my mandrake 8.1 setup to restore
> > > > properly, after APM kicks in?
> > > > -What actually happens: if nothing is input to
> > > the PC
> > > > (let's say I leave the room for dinner for 20 min.
> > > or
> > > > so, so there's no mouse or keyboard input), there
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OK, if all is well APMwise under W$, then don't touch the BIOS. Any
Gnome users out there who can field this one?
Brian
On Mon, 2002-04-22 at 09:50, Paul Larkin wrote:
> Thanks, Brian. Your reply goes with something I also
> read recently somewhere. I don't like dinkin' w/BIOS,
> since this i
Thanks, Brian. Your reply goes with something I also
read recently somewhere. I don't like dinkin' w/BIOS,
since this is a dual HD (1 linux, 1 Win98) & the win
APM is set by the OS & works fine. But if I have
to...
And I'm using Gnome, and there seems no evident power
control center in the Gno
Hi, how can I get my mandrake 8.1 setup to restore
properly, after APM kicks in?
-What actually happens: if nothing is input to the PC
(let's say I leave the room for dinner for 20 min. or
so, so there's no mouse or keyboard input), there are
3 beeps heard, the screen goes blank. When I c