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ACPI + IO-APIC power off by button problems

DISCUSSION AnonimoVeneziano 2 participants 3 messages Mar 2, 2003 2 messages not in the archive ACPI

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Hi, I have this configuration:

MSI KT4 Ultra MoBo
Athlon XP 2400+
Matrox G450

and this problem: with kernel 2.4.20 and without ACPI patch installed and IO-APIC support activated the system does not shutdown properly, and it reboots instead of turn off and if I try to turn off the PC by pressing the power off button it does nothing, as if I've never pressed it

Using instead the kernel 2.4.21-pre4 + lastest ACPI patch I've solved the power down issue , and now the system shutdown properly , but the button does not work again . Without IO-APIC the button works correctly. There are some incompatibilities between the PowerButton and the IO-APIC?

I've noticed this problem in my old mobo too, an ASUS CUV4X-EA

Thanks

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Have you configured acpid? You mention kernel and ACPI patch but nothing about the daemon...

Quoted 24 lines · AnonimoVeneziano

Hi, I have this configuration:

MSI KT4 Ultra MoBo
Athlon XP 2400+
Matrox G450

and this problem: with kernel 2.4.20 and without ACPI patch installed and IO-APIC support activated the system does not shutdown properly, and it reboots instead of turn off and if I try to turn off the PC by pressing the power off button it does nothing, as if I've never pressed it

Using instead the kernel 2.4.21-pre4 + lastest ACPI patch I've solved the power down issue , and now the system shutdown properly , but the button does not work again . Without IO-APIC the button works correctly. There are some incompatibilities between the PowerButton and the IO-APIC?

I've noticed this problem in my old mobo too, an ASUS CUV4X-EA

Thanks

Bye

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Have you configured acpid? You mention kernel and ACPI patch but nothing about the daemon...

Quoted 28 lines · AnonimoVeneziano

Hi, I have this configuration:

MSI KT4 Ultra MoBo
Athlon XP 2400+
Matrox G450

and this problem: with kernel 2.4.20 and without ACPI patch installed and IO-APIC support activated the system does not shutdown properly, and it reboots instead of turn off and if I try to turn off the PC by pressing the power off button it does nothing, as if I've never pressed it

Using instead the kernel 2.4.21-pre4 + lastest ACPI patch I've solved the power down issue , and now the system shutdown properly , but the button does not work again . Without IO-APIC the button works correctly. There are some incompatibilities between the PowerButton and the IO-APIC?

I've noticed this problem in my old mobo too, an ASUS CUV4X-EA

Thanks

Bye

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acpid is installed and works correctly (of course , if IO-APIC is disabled ;-) ) .

Any ideas? This problem is known by anyone or is only a my problem?

Thanks for Help

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