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Hello,

I am running 4.0 on an Acer 602TER laptop.  I am trying to get apm to
work, but have found little documentation.  Do I need to build support
into the Kernel?  When I type in "apm" it tells me that it is not
configured.   I have apm and apmd set to "YES" in rc.conf.

Thanks,  Rob.







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