Re: Apm power mangment on a laptop.
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Originally posted by microsoft/linux
Where do I got to edit a file so I can get APM to work and allow me to use the power managment options for a laptop?
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You should have the apmd package installed. You should also (probably) pass apm=on (and perhaps apci=off) to the kernel when you boot (as a boot parameter, check Grub or Lilo documentation).
I didn't have to edit any specific files to get it running.
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ANything else I should know?
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Yes, you will probably run into problems... :) APM should work fairly well. You may have problems resuming from a suspend (apm --suspend). Depending on the problem youmay have to unload/load USB and/or sound modules (as an example).
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