not true...just add 'acpi = on' in your grub.conf and make sure that your acpid service is running
On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 16:02, Peter Bürger wrote:
Hello fedora-users,
my fedora don't want to do a powerdown after shutdown. I've to do the powerdown manually. Is anything known about this issue?
Sorry for my bad english.
buerger
You need to upgrade your kernel. The ACPI is updated in later Fedora kernels.
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On Mon, 2004-03-08 at 08:54, ronnie escobedo wrote:
not true...just add 'acpi = on' in your grub.conf and make sure that your acpid service is running
On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 16:02, Peter Brger wrote:
Hello fedora-users,
my fedora don't want to do a powerdown after shutdown. I've to do the powerdown manually. Is anything known about this issue?
Sorry for my bad english.
buerger
You need to upgrade your kernel. The ACPI is updated in later Fedora kernels.
Depends on the power management on the machine (APM vs ACPI). I have a Compaq 1700T (no apm) that did not poweroff on shutdown with the first couple of Fedora kernels (with acpi=on in grub.conf). I had to patch a couple of files in the ACPI code to get it to poweroff. Around kernel-2.4.22.2149 the ACPI code was more uptodate.