Strange Power Management Problems

The strange problem of power management-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. I bought Dell's vostro 1200 and started a complicated installation process. However, this time it was not so smooth. We started it with a gentoo amd64 disk. On that night, emerge-e system, before I successfully started the compiled kernel the next day, it is found that the disk is started again, but it is in the range of 1 ~ It will suddenly shut down in 15 minutes without any warning. So I suspected that the cpu was too hot. I found no problems with the Dell detection disk, but there was no temperature monitoring in the BIOS... later, I had no choice but to install vista, and vista was okay. This is fun. The Dell User Manual states that if the random ubuntu or suse cannot be used, it is not responsible. I thought it would be too embarrassing for linux to call customer service in this case.

After everyone leaves, the forum post has a problem at this time. The above is urgent, but I have not left yet and have to answer the answer, @ & ^ &@#

I suspect that the acpi is on, so when livecd is started, it adds acpi = off. It's okay.

After completing the last few commands, I went back to bed.

Ps: Fortunately, I am wise enough to buy a notebook first. I don't have to deal with these depressing problems on the first day of work.

Ps2: linux-2.6.24 really is i386 and amd64 two arch to merge, into the arch/x86. Arch/x86_64 indicates the link to the former.