Ubuntu and ACPI how?

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Marat Bektimirov2011-04-03 12:06:53

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Marat Bektimirov, 2011-04-03 12:06:53

In Ubuntu 10.10, I ran into an issue with my laptop's (Asus F80S) ACPI kernel support. With acpi enabled, even the installation refused to start. Now I tried to run 11.04 in live mode - the same thing. The only way out I know is to set acpi=off on boot. But who needs an axis without acpi? Especially on the laptop. Tell me how to be? I thought about dumping it on another distribution kit.

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optemist, 2011-04-03
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Read here .

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Arceny, 2011-05-09
@Arceny

In BIOS:
Security -> I/O Interface Security -> New Card Interface [LOCKED]

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Mikael Grigoryan, 2011-04-03
@temujin

I would try booting from some new LiveCD , going through "lspci -vv", "lshal", kernel config, etc. It helped when my laptop from my distro's LiveCD wouldn't boot.