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On 7/28/05, cengizkirli <cengizkirli@gmail.com> wrote:
> It seems to work after comparing my .config with Andreas Baer's and also
> setting USB Support to "built-in" and not "module". Somehow the modules
> are unloaded or whatever. It seems to work now. Hopefully it will last...
> 

now I know why I set USB to "module": with USB "built-in" it does not reboot.
on Debian it just prints "Rebooting..." and that's all that happens. hmm, maybe
ACPI related, though with 2.6.13-rc3-mm2 I don't get the "executable code
found" ACPI warnings anymore but who knows.