huh?

[Myles Green]

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 13:55:47 -0500
"David A. Bandel" <david at pananix.com> wrote:
> 
> I suspect if you look in your BIOS setup you'll find the reason. 
> Check to see which events might act as a wakeup beyond keyboard or
> mouse usage. Turn on any that should prevent a system suspend (like
> disk activity, network activity, etc.).  But if you don't need it,
> don't run apmd or the apm module.

I checked the BIOS settings already and they are OK, hence the first
post. This is the first time in 6 months of use that this machine has
shutdown like that on it's own, is it possible that a power sag might
have caused this? Yes, I know, a server should be on an UPS but that was
scheduled for end-month when I move and switch to static IPs w/ higher
bandwidth. I'll follow your advice about APM and remove it from my
config, the system will be offline for four days during the move (Apr 1
- 4, 2002) anyway, so I might as well take that time to install
Slackware (again) and update the kernel anyway.

Thanks for your input David.

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