APM for Linux on intel desktop
Hi All,
I wanted to know if APM can be used for power off on Desktop computers. I have an intel desktop with pentium II CPU. If yes, how do I activate suspend/resume mode on a desktop. I have APM option enabled in my BIOS. Is there any thing else I need to do. Please help. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks & regards, Deepika |
try "man apm" It will tell you the commands for apm. I think that suspend is "apm -s" or "apm -S". One of them is suspend, the other is sleep.
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Deepika,
it works just like bludra84 said, but first you will have to enable the support for APM in kernel (if you didn't done that already). Try running: modprobe apm (as root ofcourse). And to make it permanent, find rc.module file under the /etc directori, open it and search for a string that goes something like: /sbin/modprobe apm and ucomment it. Enjoy |
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