ACPI

ACPI

[Trever L. Adams]

This is not entirely a bug report.  The last few kernels have been
getting better at dealing with my eMachines m6805 (Athlon 64 based).
The patch to fix up VIA irqs does NOT help with the via rhine in this
machine.  Also, pirqmask doesn't help when turning acpi configuration
off for the pcmcia (it hangs).

However, I can now view power status and unplug and plug in without the
machine hanging.  The biggest frustration is the lack of auto ACPI
configuration, this does seem to be getting better... that and the fact
I can't suspend to anything but mem and that hangs.  Suspend by standby
just flashes the screen and it is back.  This is likely an easy kernel
bug to fix, but I am not sure where to start.

I am not using x86-64 kernels.  I am using the x86 (686 variants) of
everything from Fedora Core test, or i386 where i686 is not available.

Good work everyone.  If there is any more information that would help,
let me know what and how to get it and I will fire it off.

Trever

ACPI

[Bruce Park]

Hey guys,

I last posted a problem regarding ACPI and shutting down the system. I believe the 
suggestion was for me to upgrade the kernel. With kernel 2.6.3, ACPI shutdown was 
working about 90% of the time but once I upgraded to 2.6.4, it never shut off again.

If anyone can tell me where I need to go for to correct this, I would really 
appreciate it. I've already tried one of the ASUS mailing lists but it's as dead as a 
ghost town.

bp

RE: ACPI

[Zhu, Yi]

linux-kernel-owner@vger.kernel.org wrote:
> Hey guys,
> 
> I last posted a problem regarding ACPI and shutting down the
> system. I believe the suggestion was for me to upgrade the
> kernel. With kernel 2.6.3, ACPI shutdown was working about
> 90% of the time but once I upgraded to 2.6.4, it never shut off again.
> 
> If anyone can tell me where I need to go for to correct this,
> I would really appreciate it. I've already tried one of the
> ASUS mailing lists but it's as dead as a ghost town.

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