On January 09 Friday 2004 3:41 pm, Michael Knepher wrote: > >>you could check your running services applet (in the gui) and see if > >>there's a power management daemon configured to run at boot time. that > >>might give you an idea as to if acpi is running. > >> > >>-- > >>regards, > >> > >>shane > > > >I did both the init 0 and shutdown -h now and your both right it all goes > > back the a screen and thats it. Think of this as solved, as I now know > > why it's not shutting off and not some silly thing I missed. I will be > > trying to change up on init: 5 to 3 and see if the starting post > > (verbose I think?) to come up on screen. > > You may be able to set your BIOS to use APM settings and to power-off > automatically. Hi and sorry I have not responded until now. I'm on a kind of back up box and just loaded red hat in to it. The box in question had it's own thoughts on running. Heck I'm not sure what happened, but I went to reboot and it will start to post but will not even get to checking for hard drivers. It's not software related anymore and most likely hardware. But hey I really want to thank you all for all the help. With one post I got more an one answer. It's all good. Thanks Again, Carlos -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
