10.3 and acpi

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12-02-2007, 05:27 AM	#1
Rene Artois LQ Newbie Registered: Jun 2006 Location: Hasselt Distribution: Suse Posts: 2 Rep:	10.3 and acpi I have an old (2001) laptop (Medion MD6100 p4 with nvidia geforce 488go dual boot with xp) on which i used different versions of suse, solaris (not a good idea) and zenwalk, all without problem. Now i bought opensuse 10.3 and to my surprise it installed only with acpi=off. Same with booting. If not the system freezes after loading the kernel. I took the old installation dvd of version 10.0 and it loaded and ran. So, what's going on with acpi in this kernel? If anyone has an idea, it's very welcome.

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