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I figured out how to pass the parameters to Grub no luck. I have a Dell XPS amd64 and when I try different commands such as init 0, init 6, halt or reboot, the screen goes black and just hangs. I have to then do a hard stop (holding the power button down) and then manually restarting. Any ideas as to what's happening?
Thanks for the response. Not sure how I would begin to troubleshoot an ACPI issue. Can you point me in the right direction? I'd like to think this is a resolvable issue but am frustrated with the lack of info out there.
I added acpi=off to the grub line beginning with "Linux" This worked (could reboot) but screwed up graphics and boot and login time. This making me a little crazy.
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