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Subject: ACPI degrading.. ?
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Ok - On May13th, I was the happiest FreeBSD user on the planet.. All the 
ACPI stuff worked (the acpi_video stuff worked for my laptop, I had 
several 'cx_supported' modes, etc..), but then I cvsup'ed on July 8th 
(around there), and the acpi_video was broken, and no more cx modes 
(besides c1).  I backed up to 06/15 and the acpi_video magically came 
back, but still no cx modes.. 

Is there a configuration option I need to adjust now, or is it just 
broken? Is there anything I can do to help?


Eric


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