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Subject: Re: Compaq Presario 2585 problem
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>Could someone please give me the place to read about what should i do 
>because man pages are nt very descriptive. Or maybe someone already 
>solved this?

I have a Presario 2100 and I found the same problem when I compiled my foo.asl; it turns out more then a few people have had this problem with more then a few familys of Unix. I found a working 2100.asl after some Google searching. The Linux asl will fork with FreeBSD.