Atma wrote:
> > I have a compaq machine dp2000 with redhat 7.0 that requires a
> > partition for bios setup, but the partitition is disabled. APM is
> > enabled by default. The computer is used by public in library for
> > searching the database, so the screen must not turn black. Each time the
> > computer is restarted I have to log on as root and kill the PID for
> > apmd. How can I disable apmd in the start-up of redhat? I can not find
> > any options nor in kde or gnome system-menues.
/sbin/chkconfig apmd off # kills the start init
And don't kill the PID, use the service command for that:
/sbin/service apmd stop # kills the current running one
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