From: Josef Lowder <
joe@actionline.com>
> Recently, I found a way to put my IBM Thinkpad T40 running PCLinuxOS
> to sleep rather than turning it off by using: apm -s
APM has been deprecated for years and years. I'm surprised that
worked at all. You're supposed to do
echo "mem" > /sys/power/state
...or something like that. I don't have my laptop here so I can't
copy/paste the ACPI setup that's worked for me for a long time.
> until yesterday. Something went amiss,
> and when I tried to restart, I saw this repeating endlessly:
> /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit: line 1333: /bin/usleep: Input Output error
>
> So, I tried rebooting ... same thing ... and now I can't get the
> system to boot at all.
I'd boot a rescue CD and look at rc.sysinit near line 1333.
/bin/usleep doesn't exist on this Ubuntu box, and it doesn't
exist on these Redhat boxes.
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