cbagger01
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Posted: Dec. 31 2005,20:26 |
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It disables acpi power management interface, that displays things like remaining battery life etc.
Your laptop may fall back to old-fashioned apm power management, in which case you are good to go.
Otherwise, you may want to selectively disable some acpi features instead of just turning the entire system off.
Or you can just leave it off if you prefer.
See here for some of the boot parameters to experiment with:
http://www.columbia.edu/~ariel/acpi/acpi_howto.html#boot_reference
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