My laptop starts OK without having to add 'acpi=off' or 'noapci' parameters in
/etc/grub/menu.lst.
However, I think the ACPI modules load OK - see the outbut of dmesg in the
attached file dmesg.txt.
When I run the power management application, or add the Battery Charge Monitor
to a panel in Gnome, I get no battery present and 0% charge, regardless of
whether the battery is running on mains power or battery.
Therefore I cannot see how much battery is remaining (if I use the laptop on
battery only, it suddenly shuts down without warning when the battery runs out).
The hibernate and suspend features are also not enabled.
My laptop starts OK without having to add 'acpi=off' or 'noapci' parameters in
/etc/grub/menu.lst.
However, I think the ACPI modules load OK - see the outbut of dmesg in the
attached file dmesg.txt.
When I run the power management application, or add the Battery Charge Monitor
to a panel in Gnome, I get no battery present and 0% charge, regardless of
whether the battery is running on mains power or battery.
Therefore I cannot see how much battery is remaining (if I use the laptop on
battery only, it suddenly shuts down without warning when the battery runs out).
The hibernate and suspend features are also not enabled.
Hope this helps.