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From: Don Lewis <truckman@FreeBSD.org>
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Subject: hang after "Shutting down ACPI"
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I just upgraded my Thinkpad R40 to a few hour old version of -CURRENT
from something a few weeks older.  Now when I reboot, the machine hangs
after printing "Shutting down ACPI" and I have to resort to the power
button.  In an interesting twist, "shutdown -p" works properly.