ACPI solution
Jim Cornette
redhat-jc at insight.rr.com
Mon Nov 10 01:00:55 UTC 2003
Alfa Dankel wrote:
> I've have Fedora core 1 installed in my computer, but don't turn it
> off. In KERNEL NOTES SAY:
> "using the following boot-time option:
> acpi=on " - where is this? - what file? -
>
> Please may you explain me step by step what I must to do to resolve it.
> How I can activate ACPI support in my system. I've got Intel Board D845GBV.
>
> Fedora will have AMD Athlon 64 support in the future?
>
>
If you need to boot into it initially to change the file
/boot/grub/grub.conf file.
I would highlight the kernel that you want to boot with, then press e
for edit. Then highlight the second line and press e again. On the end
of the boot line, add a space then acpi=on - This will get you a booting
system with acpi support.
If you are installing initially. I believe that you would type
linux acpi=on
This should add the line to /boot/grub/grub.conf as other posters described.
Jim
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