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Subject: ACPI (?) Power management features - Query
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Firstly, Hello all!

Does FreeBSD (5.x, 7) support power management features such as powering 
down the hard disks when they aren't in use, such as windows is able to do?

If i 've missed something on the acpi www, or manual, feel free to 
abuse/flame/beat me with a stick.

Thanks,
Joe