Re: APIC is out...so what is causing these freezes?

[David Gardiner <daveg@sonartech.com.au>]

Delire,
Try compiling with accelerated graphics as a module (CONFIG_AGP=m) and 
then try to get apm working, without AGP loaded (if the module is loaded 
and you want unload you first have to kill X, /etc/init.d/xdm stop, if 
you are using xdm). Then try using it by loading it with modconf to see 
if it makes any differnce, it does for me.
Dave

delire@selectparks.net wrote:

> you are probably right - i turned off ACPI due to a suspend problem with
> alsa [if i remember correctly] and should have left APM in there. i'm
> not using alsa now, though i will be for some projects soon. so i'll try
> APM now!
>
> thanks,
>
> de|ire
>
>
> On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 18:52, Vivek wrote:
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> > On 4 Jul 2002, delire@selectparks.net wrote:
> >
> >    
> >
> > > after trying a number of suggestions I still can't get my dell i8k
> > > laptop to stop freezing when there's a change in power state [or i shut
> > > the lid while it's on].
> > >      
> > You have both APM and ACPI disabled. Surely you should have one
> > (bit not both) of them enabled? [whichever supports your hardware
> > better].
> >
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