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I plan on installing Mandrake 10.0 this weekend. I know from past experience that it won't enable ACPI by default in the kernel (no Linux distro ever has on this ...
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  1. 05-14-2004 #1
    jeremy1701
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    Kernel configuaration

    I plan on installing Mandrake 10.0 this weekend. I know from past experience that it won't enable ACPI by default in the kernel (no Linux distro ever has on this particular box), but it will work if I recompile the kernel with it enabled.

    My quesiton is, rather then install and instantly turn around to recompile my kernel so that that I can suspend, is there a way to make sure ACPI is configured into the kernel when I install it?

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  2. 05-15-2004 #2
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    The kernel will be an image - if ACPI isn't in the kernel then it's not there - you'll have to recompile.

    How ACPI kernel modules?
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