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From: Nate Williams <nate@mt.sri.com>
To: Keith Mitchell <kmitch@unix.guru.org>
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Subject: Re: Thinkpad 755CV oddity
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> I have a thinkpad 755CV running -current (10/18) with apm support
> installed.  The apm stuff appears to work ok, but my problem is I
> can't shutdown or reboot the machine successfully.  Instead, when halt
> and reboot get called the machine locks up.  The machine locks up
> regardless of whether an power management cycle occured and regardless
> of whether the ethernet card was installed.

Are you using any of the pccardd stuff, or the dedicated drivers.  If
the latter it may be due to them.  I'm running -current on my NEC with
apm enabled and it reboots fine.

Also, if you disable the apm driver does it reboot?  Is APM the cause of
the trouble, or is it un-related?


Nate