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  1. 09-18-2007 #1
    lizardking
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    Unwanted Reboot after Shutdown - 2007.1

    I'm not sure if this is a Mandriva, ACPI or KDE problem, I couldn't find anything useful by Google. Here's the problem...
    Had Mandriva 2006 running just fine on an old Gateway p4 but upgraded to 2007.1 Now when I do a KDE Shutdown, the normal shutdown process happens and then later - the computer reboots.

    I tried BIOS settings - but dis-allowing ACPI then means I have to punch the button after shutdown in order to remove power.
    I tried to find an effective KDE setting without luck.

    How do I stop Mandriva 2007.1 from rebooting after a shutdown?

    Equipment:
    P4 at 1.3 GHz
    NC100 Network Everywhere Fast Ethernet 10/100 NIC
    Old weird Gateway with Rambus Modules

    Thanx!
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  2. 09-21-2007 #2
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    An easy workaround for this is go to Run then use the halt command. Mandriva 2008 is coming soon
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