[ltp] ibm-acpi

[James McKenzie]

T D:

How do I disable ACPI.  I like APM better too and ACPI was not fully 
implemented on the A22 series.

James McKenzie


T D wrote:

>I have with my A31. It works ok. I personally like APM
>better. Tired.....more tomorrow or Monday.
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>-Tino
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>--- James McKenzie <jjmckenzie51@sprintpcs.com> wrote:
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>>Peter:
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>>Has anyone tried to use ibm-acpi with an A22p? 
>>Also, I noticed that 
>>folks were having problems with the Thinkpad light
>>and adjusting screen 
>>brightness.  These are BIOS enabled functions and
>>work without 
>>installing the acpi modules for Thinkpad with the
>>appropriate buttons.
>>I will not start using them until I'm assured that I
>>will not end up 
>>with a non-functioning 'brick'.
>>
>>James McKenzie
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>>Peter Frühberger wrote:
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>>>James McKenzie wrote:
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>>>>Where do you go to get these patches?  I looked in
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>>the archives and came
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>>>>up empty.
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>>>>James McKenzie
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>>>You can get them at
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>>http://ibm-acpi.sourceforge.net, you just have to
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>>>have kernel sources installed, it can be build
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>>without rebuilding your
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>>>whole kernel
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>>>Peter
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>>-- 
>>The linux-thinkpad mailing list home page is at:
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>http://mailman.linux-thinkpad.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-thinkpad
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