I don't understand why you can't you use APM as a module with ACPI?
That's exactly what Knoppix does. Boot with Knoppix, click on that little shell icon to open a terminal, then issue "cat /usr/src/linux-2.4.26/.config | less" and you can read everything in the kernel. I just issued that on a laptop I'm working on, and I can see these entries: CONFIG_PM=y CONFIG_APM=m and under ACPI Support COINFIG_APM_DO_ENABLE=y CONFIG_ACPI=y etcetera. I don't know how to set that box up to ssh into it with Knoppix, so you'll have to do the same to see the other options. However, ACPI is built in and APM is loaded as a module. I issued "lsmod" and see apm. And the append line I gave you for APM is in every Knoppix boot file except for the text one and failsafe. That's all I can tell you. On my PCs I don't use power management, so the only thing I put in the kernel is CONFIG_PM=y and CONFIG_APM=m and this particular laptop is old and uses APM and not ACPI, but the default kernel has both of them if I'm not mistaken. I'm gonna get some info on it while Knoppix is loaded. It's a 266 Mhz Intel with 96 MB of RAM, so I don't want to waste this opportunity. As for how ACPI works, if that's what you mean...I have no experience with ArchLinux, but isn't it a Slackware child? In Slack you can read the file "/usr/share/doc/Linux-HOWTOs/ACPI-HOWTO" and many more informative files. Another reason I run Slackware Linux - I got a lot to learn. |
slackware problems
it seems slackware has some problems
i have 2 operating systems slackware linux and windows xp but i can not see the windows files what do i do same problem on my friends computer |
Re: Shutdown problem
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a) Just try to shutdown as root b) As (normal) user if you are experiencing the problem then remove the AC power connection from your laptop before issuing shutdown -h now. I dont know why but it works... check this link: http://www.x1000forums.com/index.php?showtopic=7281 |
emussu, i would recommend you start a new thread for a new question in the slackware forum.
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what does then the "-h" stand for??? |
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