date keeps getting advanced

Hi, I just installed Debian on my laptop. For some reason, my date keeps getting advanced by days at a time. I think the problem could be caused by power management. Currently, BIOS makes the system go to sleep even if I don't let Linux manage power. I am using the standard Kernel version 2.2.19

date keeps getting advanced

Hi, I just installed Debian on my laptop. For some reason, my date keeps getting advanced by days at a time. I think the problem could be caused by power management. Currently, BIOS makes the system go to sleep even if I don't let Linux manage power. I am using the standard Kernel version 2.2.1

power management for my hd

Hi. The man page for apmd says it is possible for it to manage my hard disk. I don't see any information on how this is done. My question is can the apmd and the apmd_proxy script do this or will this need to be done by changing settings in my BIOS? Thanks in advance. Kenny

creating my own pcmcia modules package

Hi. I create my kernel with the kernel-package. I compile my pcmcia modules from the pcmcia source using make all then make install. I would like to create a pcmcia-modulespackage to match my kernel package so everything could be managed by Debian. Does anyone know the procedure to do this? Th

power management for my hd

Hi. The man page for apmd says it is possible for it to manage my hard disk. I don't see any information on how this is done. My question is can the apmd and the apmd_proxy script do this or will this need to be done by changing settings in my BIOS? Thanks in advance. Kenny -- To U