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I have a dell studio 1450 laptop which is having o many configuration problems that its making me pull my hair off.
For this thread, it does not boot without acpi=off on most of the distros namely ubuntu, opensuse, mandriva etc. Well what happens if I try to boot it without the flag is that the screen goes blank when the system tries to load acpi modules.
Only slackware booted off fine without turning acpi=off.
With arch linux its showing a rather more peculiar behavior sometimes it boots off fine without acpi=off and sometimes it does not.
What I am not able to understand is .. how can a stupid machine behave randomly?
I recently compiled kernel 2.6.33 on opensuse and found that the problem was solved .. can this solve the problem on arch too?
Battery meter is not available in acpi=off mode.
Help me out before I pluck each hair off my scalp and turn bald .. pleeaassseeee !!!
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This is a long shot but what about going into the BIOS setup and setting everything back to system defaults and try again?
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setting to defaults?? I didn't ever change anything and my bios does not offer much options to screw up
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> I recently compiled kernel 2.6.33 on opensuse and found that the problem was solved .. can this solve the problem on arch too?
How about you just try it?
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yeah .. somehow even I figured out that compiling a new kernel with all favorable options can be a solution for many problems.
and while doing so I am again facing problems:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=94562
help me out !!! I have already spent 7 hrs firing the make command over and over again to see it all go in vain.
regards
bhanuvrat
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