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Andrew McGregor wrote:

> Strange how noone objects to APM BIOS calls or ACPI.  

Many does.  But there's no need to shout about it,
you just disable the ACPI and APM config option.  I never
saw them do something useful on a non-portable anyway.

Helge Hafting