Re: acpi not accepting command

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For example, if I type in a terminal as root: echo mem > /sys/power/state nothing happens. It takes >the command in very quicky and doesn't send any error, but it also doesn't do anything either. Just >like if I have pressed the RETURN key with no command before it.

Well, it seems that the SMP kernel has a bug that does not let the computer go to sleep. It is strange since SMP needs ACPI to work.


I installed the plain kernel from FC3, same version as SMP kernel, but the one without SMP and the computer recognizes the command echo mem > /sys/power/state and goes to sleep.

Unfortunately, my processor has hyper-threading so without SMP in the kernel I loose all those capabilities. Where do I report this problem with the SMP-kernel?

Thanks,
egcp



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