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From: Gerald Mixa <Gerald.Mixa@symicon.de>
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Subject: ACPI features in FreeBSD 5.0
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 14:45:25 +0100
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Hi,

I have got a Sony Vaio PCG FX-705 Laptop (Athlon Based). I have Installed=
=20
FreeBSD 5.0 on.
Now what has happend:
Yesterday evening I have turned off my Laptop as root using halt
(everything) worked fine.
Today when I went intu my office. My Laptop was turned on and hanged duri=
ng=20
boot time.
And something like:
Correcting VIA ACPI Bug was displayed.
I am nearly 100% sure, that nobody touched this Computer during the whole=
=20
night.
Of course the Laptop was equiped with a battery and connected to AC/DC.
Now my question:
Did i make something worng when turning down my Laptop?
Did anyone else hav this behaviour?
And btw: The following ACPI errer codes are reported during boot time:
ACPI-0432
ACPI-1287

Sincerley

Gerald Mixa

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