Re: Heres a good Laptop Question...

["David A. Glass" <webdev@mail.xsivedesign.com>]

On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Steven Pritchard wrote:
It even happens when APM is off...

> 
> David A. Glass said:
> > So, I compile a standard 2.0 kernel to enable APM & it does the same
> > thing... I compile a 2.2 kernel...same thing...
> 
> If APM is causing the problem, that's usually an indication of some
> kind of BIOS problem...  Check to see if there's an update for your
> BIOS.  That might magically fix it.  Otherwise, go into the BIOS
> setup, make sure "Plug and Play OS" is set to no, and shut off
> anything relating to power management.  If that fixes it, you can go
> back and try turning some of the power management stuff on.
> 
> Steve
> 

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David A. Glass
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Custom Computer Solutions
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