Stabbing in the dark a bit on this one, but Linux power management has two
aspects.
1. kernel configuration, which will require a
reconfiguration/recompilation of the kernel - as a newbie, not something
to be undertaken lightly.
2. as a boot time script in /etc/rc.d/init.d/apmd
I could be way off track, but my first instinct would be to run:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/apmd stop
and see what effect that had. If you run:
ntsysv
then you get a semi-graphical interface that will allow you to
enable/disable those daemons that get started at boot time, one of which
is apmd.
Howard.
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On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Peter Nelson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am a *complete* newbie so if this message makes it, that's another rung
> up the ladder...
> I have just joined the list so not sure if this question has been
> raised/answered.
>
> I have RH 6.1 on a PII 233 with 64MB RAM.
>
> The problem I have is that if I have a telnet session from my Win box to
> the Linux box and the Linux monitor goes into "sleep" mode, my telnet
> session hangs then disconnects. I cannot ping or open another Telnet session.
>
> If I move the mouse on the Linux box to "wake up" the monitor, I can ping
> Linux and get a new active telnet session.
>
> Weird?!?
>
> Where should I check for settings etc that may help fix this problem? BIOS,
> config files?
>
> Any help appreciated. I am hoping to develop a Unix/Linux background to
> help push my Windows/NetWare background aside :-)
>
> Cheers
>
> Peter Nelson
>
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