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I have a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro V2055 Laptop Celeron M 1,6 Ghz and 512Mb RAM Via S3 onboard graphics and Realtek AC97 sound Opensuse 10,3 When I do a ...
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    Laptop won't switch off

    I have a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro V2055 Laptop
    Celeron M 1,6 Ghz and 512Mb RAM
    Via S3 onboard graphics and Realtek AC97 sound
    Opensuse 10,3

    When I do a shutdown from KDE desktop it reboots (GRUB)
    This is the only OS installed (not dual booting)

    I tried a Consol shutdown -h -P -t but it still reboots

    At present I shut down as follows:

    etc/sysconfig/shutdown changed to HALT (not poweroff)
    When it reached runlevel 0 - I manually switch off at the power button

    Is this ACPI problem? Or how the Kernel was compiled?

    Note: Opensuse 10,20 did not have this problem (or Mandriva2007/PClos2007)

    Any help would be really appreciated

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    Hi and Welcome !

    Are you passing any special parameter to kernel? Post the contents of /boot/grub/menu.lst file here ( kernel line only ).
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    Hi and thanks for responding

    No special parameters passed to kernel. Will only be able to post contents later
    as work pc down (Windows and am working from an internet cafe.

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    Hi again

    In the interests of my sanity and wallet I have installed opensuse 10,20 for now.

    This has solved the problem and will investigate later why that happened.

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    Its alright. You should go for the one which works best for you. Do start a new thread if you have any other question.
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