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Andjeo 10-25-2004 02:39 PM

Shutdown problem
 
Hi

I have a little problem and I hoped you could help me.I have Mandrake 10 on my Acer ASPIRE 1511LMi Laptop and when I run shutdown it says Power off at the end but doesn't turn off so I have to turn it off manually.Is there any way to fix this and how.By the way Im new to linux.

Thanx

opjose 10-25-2004 04:40 PM

Bring up Linux in non-fb mode which gets you a text login.

Log in as root and type

init 1

this will stop all services and leave you at the root prompt.

Now type

poweroff -h

Does your system now shut off?

Is ACPI enabled and the acpid daemon running?

Andjeo 10-25-2004 04:54 PM

No,my system runs shutdown, says Power off but doesn't turn off.As for the ACPI and acpid deamon you must tell me first how can I see if they are running so I could tell you if they are running.

opjose 10-25-2004 04:56 PM

You may have to enable acpi with a kernel parameter.

Often it is disabled by default with the noacpi option to the kernel.

Once you have it enabled and running, try bringing up the

service acpid start

Also google for the Linux Laptop sites that specifically deal with issues on your laptop.

Andjeo 10-25-2004 05:01 PM

Could you please tell me how do I enable acpi with a kernel parameter,and how do I bringing up the
service acpid start?I couldn't find anything on google that I could understand.

opjose 10-25-2004 05:05 PM

As root from a console edit /etc/lilo.conf and remove anything which says noacpi and noapm.

Once done type

"lilo"

at the prompt.

Make SURE it does not give you an error or your computer will not be able to reboot!

Now reboot, then again logged in as root at a console type

service acpid start

then check the shutdown by typing

shutdown -t0 -h now

Andjeo 10-25-2004 05:15 PM

I try to run edit but I got bad command so I run vim /etc/lilo.conf and I could find noacpi anywhere.All I foun was three times acpi=ht.

opjose 10-25-2004 05:16 PM

That's it!

Delete the acpi=ht and run lilo.

"edit" is not a Linux command unless you install a program which calls itself edit.

Andjeo 10-25-2004 05:31 PM

It works now!
Thanx a lot!

opjose 10-26-2004 08:26 AM

Hey great!


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