Ramón Gutiérrez wrote:

> im using Acpi i think. BTW i just uninstalled it.
>
> On 7/16/05, *Zac Medico* <zmedico@...
> <mailto:zmedico@...>> wrote:
>
>     Ramón Gutiérrez wrote:
>     > i got the same problem here with my a75. That problem only happen in
>     > Gentoo for me, i tried Debian, Slack, Ubuntu, mandrake and in
>     all of
>     > them it worked nice so i dont know how to get it in Gentoo.
>     >
>     > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>     > From: *Ian K* <omega_2_1@... <mailto:omega_2_1@...>
>     <mailto: omega_2_1@... <mailto:omega_2_1@...>>>
>     > Date: Jul 4, 2005 6:38 PM
>     > Subject: [gentoo-laptop] Toshiba A70 Restart Problem
>     > To: gentoo-laptop@g.o
>     <mailto:gentoo-laptop@g.o>
>     <mailto:gentoo-laptop@g.o
>     <mailto:gentoo-laptop@g.o>>
>     >
>     > Hi there,
>     > I had Gentoo on my laptop for a while, but then I had to format
>     the drive.
>     > Im of course putting Gentoo back on, but was wondering about
>     something.
>     > Whenever I restarted the computer under Linux, a restart just
>     didn't happen.
>     > It would shutdown fine, but just before the BIOS splash screen
>     pops up,
>     > the monitor
>     > would go off(?) and the keyboard lights did not respond. (Caps
>     lock). I
>     > would have to
>     > turn the laptop off with the power button and turn it on again.
>     Kind of
>     > a pain.
>     > Do you know how to resolve this next time around?
>     > Ian
>     >
>
>     That sounds like it's related to the power management features of
>     your kernels.  Are you guys using apm or acpi?
>
>     Zac
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>
> -- 
> Ramon Gutierrez 

Im on ACPI. I haven't been too devoted to the standby thing though, but
I really do want
it working eventually. Im on Kernel 2.6.11-gentoo-r11
Cheers!
Ian