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SubjectRe: Dell I8000, 2.4.8-ac5 and APM
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mikpe@csd.uu.se said:
> Concerning your problem with pulling the AC plug on your Dell I8000,
> my suspicion is that either (a) the BIOS isn't notifying apm.c of the
> event, or (b) apm.c fails to propagate the event to its PM clients.

The problem with suspend actually turned out to be because the APIC is
unconditionally enabled _before_ the command line is scanned and the 'noapic'
option is detected. The noapic option, however, does have the effect of
preventing the registration of the power management code :)

Booting with 'apic' makes the thing take some time to suspend, and then
it reboots instead of resuming. That may be your case (b). I put printk in
the apic suspend and resume functions and neither of them seem to appear.

--
dwmw2


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