But, acpitbl /proc/sys/acpi/facp works.
cat /proc/sys/acpi/dsdt shows nothing
If I disable acpi and use apm, kapmd fires up, but uses 94+% of cpu, and
when I suspend to disk it fails to return. The status bar shows it
reloading, then I get a blank screen and dead keyboard, and have to hard
reset.
ThinkPad 380XD, PIIX4
Is kapmd a replacement for apmd or suspendd?
Should I disable apm in the BIOS?
With acpid running, if I close the lid, the machine eventually powers
down, but I don't know what triggers the power down.
Please cc me, because I am currently on the road and off the lk list.
Thanks,
Garst
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