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> I have updated my apm patch. It switches the processor to real mode before
> it attempts to turn off the computer. This should solve the problem seen
> by a number or people.
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> Walter Hofmann
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> Changes:
> * moved call so that power off via magic SysReq works
> * patch is against 2.2.9, but should work against any 2.2.x and 2.3.x
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I have tried applying this patch. This, however, gives me no change. The
kernel still crashes as usual, and gives the same dump as before. So what
now?
Lashi
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