Hi,
ACPI doesn't work on my Thinkpad, but APM does. Therefore, I want to enable APM on my system.
I have a kernel without APM, but there's an apm kernel module. To make it work, I put
in /boot/loader.conf and
in /boot/device.hints and
in /etc/rc.conf.
After booting however, apm doesn't show up in kldstat -v and /dev/apm doesn't exist. Hence, invoking apm fails. kldload apm gives an error "file exists".
What is wrong here?
-Boris
ACPI doesn't work on my Thinkpad, but APM does. Therefore, I want to enable APM on my system.
I have a kernel without APM, but there's an apm kernel module. To make it work, I put
Code:
acpi_load="NO"
apm_load="YES"
Code:
hint.acpi.0.disabled="1"
hint.apm.0.disabled="0"
hint.apm.0.flags="0x20"
Code:
apm_enable="YES"
After booting however, apm doesn't show up in kldstat -v and /dev/apm doesn't exist. Hence, invoking apm fails. kldload apm gives an error "file exists".
What is wrong here?
-Boris