Am Don, 2003-06-12 um 20.39 schrieb Bill Nottingham: > Alternatively, you can disable display blanking in the BIOS. Yes, that is another alternative. Just for those who are interested: If you disable blanking in the bios, you can bring the laptop so sleep with <Fn><F4> and back again with the same keys. Just blanking (<Fn><F3>) doesn't work. After resume some peripherals are still "sleeping" (just another ACPI issue), especially the internal network adapter. You can bring it back by issueing an "/etc/init.d/network restart" as root from a terminal window. At the bottom line: You can, currently, use that brand new modell with RH9, applying some workarounds until the ACPI issue is solved. > Speedstep support for CPU scaling was just done for the 2.5 kernel, > and backporting the patch to 2.4 seems to work well in very brief > testing. Good news! Is that kernel as a test case available at people.redhat.com or elsewhere? Peter
