APM Support in kernel

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Subject: APM Support in kernel
From: Peter Quiring <pquiring@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 15:39:30 -0400
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Any body know how to enable APM support in kernel. I got a DELL Inspiron 5150 and I would like to be able to "sleep" my system instead of shutting down. When I run "apm --standby" it just says "No APM Support in Kernel". Looked around, can't find a reason or much help on the web. I'm using FC4_i386_DVD.iso. Thanks.

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