Thanks, Bryce-
I tried that command-- it does shut down Linux, but that's not precisely
what I'm after. I can do that with the GUI. APM provided power
management by automatically shutting down fans, suspending the hard
drive, etc if there was no activity within a specified time frame. APCI
should have the same capability, but I have checked the Kernel
Configurator and APCI is not configured in my kernel. From some stuff I
have read on the internet, I am not entirely sure that APCI for Linux
has this capability even if I do get it configured in the kernel. My
exposure to this issue has been only a few hours, so I don't really know
diddly about APCI, except that it delegates power management tasks to
the OS which were previously managed by the bios under APM. I don't want
my PC, fans, hard drive etc up and running 24/7, but it rankles me to
have to shut down and reboot regularly. I would like to get the sleep
and suspend features working under APCI, or at least find out if I need
to live with the status quo, and if there are any work-arounds.
Bryce C wrote:
>My mandrake kernel has it already compiled in. Try 'shutdown -h now'
>and see if it shuts off.
>
>On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 20:35, Lee Einer wrote:
>
>>Hi, all-
>>
>>Has anyone been sucessful installing and configuring ACPI support under
>>Mandrake 8.2? I just built a new PC and the bios allow power management
>>witht ACPI only. I would really like to know how to set this up, if it
>>is possible.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Lee Einer
>>
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