After rebooting "normally" through init 6, or by hitting sysrq-b, the backlight won't come back on and BIOS seems to hang at POST or something. After a power cycle, it runs the extensive POST instead of the quick one. Same goes for -rc1-mm2, btw. kexec runs fine, as long as I provide the "implicit" initramfs file required by the newer -mm releases at load time. Any recent changes related to the way i386 machines are kicked to reboot? In case anyone needs any info, I'll provide that asap, but right now I don't have a clue at all. Afraid I cannot test on my workstation, since my screen died and I don't have a replacement/cannot afford a purchase right now. TIA, Chris
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