vees


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Posted: May 12 2006,13:44 |
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Hi,
Thanks for trying to help me out here:
Torp:alas, I must be obtuse, but the apm noacpi cheatcodes made no difference.
hs7sv: I read through the thread you referred me to, but I did not understand it. I looked for wmacpi_1.99r7.dsl on my machine but I did not find it. Is this a MyDSL extension (I am asking because I am not in front of my DSL box)? If yes, I will simply get it. If not, can I simply copy the Perl script into vi, and create an executable to run it? Does DSL 2.3 support running Perl scripts or must I install Perl (I am asking because Python, for example, does not come with DSL, only as an extension).
Many thanks for any help,
VS
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