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QuoteThere is no need to care especially about WakeOnLan in MultiMac.
QuoteIts really the question if we are going to keep the old throttle tool alive (powerman)
Quote from: miturbide on 2012.09.15, 01:19:41
I'm having some issues with ACPI on a Thinkpad L420 (7856-3WS).
Mainboard: Intel HM65 (Cougar Point)
Processor: Intel Core i5-2410M
After installing ACPI, it boots fine, but when I try to go to the "ACPI Power Manager" settings it says:
"The Power Manager service is not available. Either ACPIDaemon is not running or your system does not support power management"
It didn't work with or without /VBE. The Standy by goes to sleep but does not turn on back.
By the way, I don't use eCS 2.1 on this machine running on real hardware (only virtualized) since the trackpoint and touchpad does not work (only the external mouse works) and the Intel Centrino 6205 wireless is not supported.
Quote from: DougB on 2012.09.14, 22:46:56QuoteI just tried this release of ACPI on the Thinkpad R51 (1838-PS0) and the standy mode is working.
My Lenovo ThinkPad T510 will go to sleep, but it will not turn the screen back on, after waking it up (the back light stays off). Otherwise, S/R appears to work (although with no activity on the screen, it is really difficult to tell if it really did wake up). Wireless never did work, so that is waiting for the Multimac project to catch up.
QuoteI just tried this release of ACPI on the Thinkpad R51 (1838-PS0) and the standy mode is working.
QuoteI also found that Jan's pmtposd2 works on my Z61m