Mandrake 9.1 and Bettery Stat on a Evo 1020
Hi
I tried Red Hat 9 and now I tried Mandrake 9.1 which should have better acpi support. But with non of this distribs I got a battery stat. With Mandrake I have acpi on in lilo and I have installed the rpm acpi and acpid but in the service view I always see that this two are stopped. If I try to start acpid manuall I got the message that /proc/acpi/event isn't there. Is there a document or something like that what to do to get the battery stat whit one of this two distribs? I'm new with linux so I don't know what I can do. But without Battery stat I don't think I can go with linux. Regards Cujo |
I ran into the same problem. I went and downloaded akpi from here:
akpi and download the rpm for Mandrake 9.1. I went to the Boot section of the Mandrake Control Center and Clicked on DrakBoot and then chose Lilo/Grub mode and clicked on the configure button. I then put a check mark in Enable ACPI and clicked OK. I then went to System --> DrakServices and ensure that acpi and acpid where checked and apmd didn't have a check. Then I hit the Menu key, clicked on run and entered akpi, voila battery monitor in the system tray. HTH:cool: <<edit>> sorry about the double post the proper link is in the response following this one<<edit>> |
I ran into the same problem. I went and downloaded akpi from here:
akpi and download the rpm for Mandrake 9.1. I went to the Boot section of the Mandrake Control Center and Clicked on DrakBoot and then chose Lilo/Grub mode and clicked on the configure button. I then put a check mark in Enable ACPI and clicked OK. I then went to System --> DrakServices and ensure that acpi and acpid where checked and apmd didn't have a check. Then I hit the Menu key, clicked on run and entered akpi, voila battery monitor in the system tray. HTH:cool: |
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