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Subject: Re: Odd quirk with APM support
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ajh3> There seems to be no solution for the i810, probably not for the i815
ajh3> either. Since there are no APM options in my BIOS configuration utility,
ajh3> I suspect the board only supports ACPI...

Thanks.  FWIW, my BIOS does have APM options.

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