Re: noapi acpi=off

["Alexander V. Makartsev" <avbetev@gmail.com>]

On 21.01.2020 10:21, Zahid Rahman wrote:

So if you have  the latest version of debian and it is logging on and off ok ,  what are  the acpi setting,  kernel parameters.

You can find this out by pressing 'e' when the grub screen is showing.

I should have taken note when I had debian installed. 

    I recommend to use default settings. By disabling ACPI you'll only
    cripple many internal hardware functions of your laptop.
    If there is some problem with default settings (only "quiet" as
    kernel parameter in grub), then disabling ACPI is not the solution.
    You need to look further, check logs to find out what exactly
    causing you trouble.
    We can advise more, if you can send useful snippets of logs or other
    information about your laptop here.
    Also describe in detail what problem do you trying to solve by
    disabling ACPI and changing kernel boot parameters?
    
    Debian has almost every driver and firmware currently supported by
    kernel, just like any other distro. What model and make of network
    adapter you trying to use?
    You can find out this information using "lspci -v".
    It is possible you simply have to install some additional package
    from Debian repos with non-free firmware for your network adapter.
    
    
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With kindest regards, Alexander.

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