Le 16 juin 09 C 22:37, neal hogan <n...@lambdaserver.com> a C)crit :
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 10:19:52PM +0200, Dave BIN wrote:
Hello ,
Please first accept my sorry about my english that is not my natural
langage^^
On a trying install for my Toshiba laptop it shutdown a few minutes
after the boot prompt pass. Clearly the ventilation is off behind
this
point.
I've already experiment this "safe-shutdown" by installing Linux last
year.
A simply -acpi=off- argument to the kernel solve it.
After my RTFM session on this OpenBSD i found this way :
Boot> set howto ... But where is the list of flags that i can use
here ?
As you can read , i'm a beginner.
Thank you.
Just before you system boots, you'll see a prompt
boot>
type: boot -c <enter>
You'll get another prompt
UKC>
type: disable acpi <enter>
then type: quit <enter>
and it will continue to boot with acpi disabled
check out: 'man boot' and 'man UKC'
HTH
-Neal
Thank you very much ! I'll try it now.
And thx for the subject correction ;)
