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02-16-2008, 07:25 AM
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 halt -p ?!? Hello all, I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink and the server respond. What's the problem?? Sorry for my desastrous english. Thanks for yours answers. FireWave      |
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| Re: halt -p ?!? FireWave (firewave_at@_free_dot_fr) wrote: > I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. > My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. > > But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... > I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. halt -p is "powerdown". > I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink and > the server respond. You may want to disable APM in your BIOS. HTH, Helmut -- Please do not feed my mailbox, Swen still does his job well |
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02-16-2008, 07:25 AM
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| Re: halt -p ?!? Ya, it's right, the server slept. >Ok for the APM, but.. with my ex-debian, I hadn't this. Why ? Thx Helmut Schneider a écrit : > FireWave (firewave_at@_free_dot_fr) wrote: > >> I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. >> My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. >> >> But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... >> I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. > > halt -p is "powerdown". > >> I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink and >> the server respond. > > You may want to disable APM in your BIOS. > > HTH, Helmut > |
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02-16-2008, 07:25 AM
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| Re: halt -p ?!? FireWave wrote: > Ya, it's right, the server slept. > >Ok for the APM, but.. with my ex-debian, I hadn't this. Why ? > Thx > > Helmut Schneider a écrit : >> FireWave (firewave_at@_free_dot_fr) wrote: >> >>> I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. >>> My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. >>> >>> But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... >>> I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. >> >> halt -p is "powerdown". >> >>> I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink and >>> the server respond. >> >> You may want to disable APM in your BIOS. >> >> HTH, Helmut >> (bottom posting makes more logical sense, please consider next time) Debian is not BSD in ANY WAY.. many people get tired of people comparing the two. Debian may have been doing enough stuff in the background to avoid the APM from kicking in. I dunno if that's what debian does, but Open is acting differently. Don't stress yourself over why.. just fix the problem. Get into BIOS, and DISABLE any power management. You'll be working sweet then. |
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02-16-2008, 07:25 AM
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| Re: halt -p ?!? Tim Judd a écrit : > FireWave wrote: >> Ya, it's right, the server slept. >> >Ok for the APM, but.. with my ex-debian, I hadn't this. Why ? >> Thx >> >> Helmut Schneider a écrit : >>> FireWave (firewave_at@_free_dot_fr) wrote: >>> >>>> I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. >>>> My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. >>>> >>>> But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... >>>> I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. >>> >>> halt -p is "powerdown". >>> >>>> I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink >>>> and the server respond. >>> >>> You may want to disable APM in your BIOS. >>> >>> HTH, Helmut >>> > > (bottom posting makes more logical sense, please consider next time) > > Debian is not BSD in ANY WAY.. many people get tired of people > comparing the two. > > Debian may have been doing enough stuff in the background to avoid the > APM from kicking in. I dunno if that's what debian does, but Open is > acting differently. > > Don't stress yourself over why.. just fix the problem. Get into BIOS, > and DISABLE any power management. > > You'll be working sweet then. I compare BSD et GNU/Linux because both are OS  But I know for sure it's completly different. I just said I was surprised that openBSD, wich is server-oriented, enable the APM wake mode. That's all Thank-you for your answer, I will turn off APM in the bios. And good night  FireWave |
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02-16-2008, 07:25 AM
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| Re: halt -p ?!? FireWave wrote: > Tim Judd a écrit : > > FireWave wrote: > >> Ya, it's right, the server slept. > >> >Ok for the APM, but.. with my ex-debian, I hadn't this. Why ? > >> Thx > >> > >> Helmut Schneider a écrit : > >>> FireWave (firewave_at@_free_dot_fr) wrote: > >>> > >>>> I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. > >>>> My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. > >>>> > >>>> But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... > >>>> I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. > >>> > >>> halt -p is "powerdown". > >>> > >>>> I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink > >>>> and the server respond. > >>> > >>> You may want to disable APM in your BIOS. > >>> > >>> HTH, Helmut > >>> > > > > (bottom posting makes more logical sense, please consider next time) > > > > Debian is not BSD in ANY WAY.. many people get tired of people > > comparing the two. > > > > Debian may have been doing enough stuff in the background to avoid the > > APM from kicking in. I dunno if that's what debian does, but Open is > > acting differently. > > > > Don't stress yourself over why.. just fix the problem. Get into BIOS, > > and DISABLE any power management. > > > > You'll be working sweet then. > > I compare BSD et GNU/Linux because both are OS > But I know for sure it's completly different. > I just said I was surprised that openBSD, wich is server-oriented, > enable the APM wake mode. That's all > Thank-you for your answer, I will turn off APM in the bios. > And good night > > FireWave Maybe because it is assumed that some OpenBSD users may want to use it for different tasks. Many people use Open on their desktop, so it's not that evident wether it should be enabled by default or not (it's easier to let the feature in, than to take it out - and it's easy to disable it too) |
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02-16-2008, 07:25 AM
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| Re: halt -p ?!? Dev a écrit : > FireWave wrote: >> Tim Judd a écrit : >>> FireWave wrote: >>>> Ya, it's right, the server slept. >>>> >Ok for the APM, but.. with my ex-debian, I hadn't this. Why ? >>>> Thx >>>> >>>> Helmut Schneider a écrit : >>>>> FireWave (firewave_at@_free_dot_fr) wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> I'm starting with OpenBSD last week. >>>>>> My apache, pure-ftp and sshd workfine.. >>>>>> >>>>>> But, imagine my surprise last night, my server did'nt answer... >>>>>> I looked the server and... the power light blink ! like a halt -p.. >>>>> halt -p is "powerdown". >>>>> >>>>>> I plug a keyboard, and press a key, and ho, the light don't blink >>>>>> and the server respond. >>>>> You may want to disable APM in your BIOS. >>>>> >>>>> HTH, Helmut >>>>> >>> (bottom posting makes more logical sense, please consider next time) >>> >>> Debian is not BSD in ANY WAY.. many people get tired of people >>> comparing the two. >>> >>> Debian may have been doing enough stuff in the background to avoid the >>> APM from kicking in. I dunno if that's what debian does, but Open is >>> acting differently. >>> >>> Don't stress yourself over why.. just fix the problem. Get into BIOS, >>> and DISABLE any power management. >>> >>> You'll be working sweet then. >> I compare BSD et GNU/Linux because both are OS >> But I know for sure it's completly different. >> I just said I was surprised that openBSD, wich is server-oriented, >> enable the APM wake mode. That's all >> Thank-you for your answer, I will turn off APM in the bios. >> And good night >> >> FireWave > Maybe because it is assumed that some OpenBSD users may want to use it > for different tasks. Many people use Open on their desktop, so it's not > that evident wether it should be enabled by default or not (it's easier > to let the feature in, than to take it out - and it's easy to disable > it too) > Yes, you're true. I thinks this option are in kernel's options. So, no matter, I turn off APM on the BIOS. Thx all; FireWave, F4EPA |
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