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Subject: Re: is this an ACPI problem?
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Tsu-Fan Cheng wrote:
> Hi,
>    I am running 7.0-stable these days, and I found that my computer
> dead/crash after I left it tunning overnight. I can' wake it up by
> striking the keyboard or moving the mouse, and I also can't login by
> ssh from my laptop. I never deal with acpi before, does this look like
> an acpi problem? thank you!!
>
> TFC
>   

Without any output from the screen, there's no way to tell.

Can you post "pciconf -lv" and the output of "acpidump -dtv"  ?

sean