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Dear all, I have set u Slackware 10.2 on a DELL C600 and it's going
really well: I have managed to:[list=1][*]Get 3d Acceleeration working[*]Get the CPU to scale speeds[*]Monitor the Battery[*]Get Plug & Play PCMCIA Working[/list=1]
The last things is suspend modes.
I KLaptop, I say "Suspend" or "StandBy" the Laptop goes into these modes,
but in both circumstances, the screen is left on.
In standby, the screen is left saying "Stopping tasks" and ignoring PCI inputs,
and in Suspend, that screen is cleared, but the screen goes white!
I was thinking that the screensaver settings may be interfering with klaptop. I guess not, since they wouldn't take effect if you manually selected "suspend".
Have you checked the settings in /etc/acpi/acpi_handler.sh and /etc/acpi/events/default ?
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