How do I disable ACPI in FC3 x86_64

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Subject: How do I disable ACPI in FC3 x86_64
From: Chris Morrison <chris-morrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 08:03:49 +0000
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Hi all,

Due to the fact this it is riddled with bugs that the developers do not
seem interested in fixing, and the battery monitor does not work with it
I would like to disable ACPI on my FC3 laptop.

I've tried adding the acpi=no parameter to the kernel bootup in the
grub.config file but the machine is still booting in ACPI, i.e there is
no /proc/APM folder.

How do I disable it?


Chris

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