From: "Thomas Dennis" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
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Andy Willis wrote:
> Al Heath wrote:
>>
>> Pardon my (hopefully) short hijack.  I have T22 and have been using a
>> NetGear WG511T card  (for years now) with CBEnable, etc.  It still works
>> fine, but I just noticed that somehow in my playing around with various
>> upgrades that my config.sys now has APM.SYS, VAPM.SYS, APMDAEMN.EXE
>> commented out and has PSD=ACPI.PSD inserted...  I must have done 
>> something
>> at sometime I don't recall, but what is the "clean eCS way" to get 
>> rid of
>> ACPI and back to just old APM?  (As I recall, this is RC 5 on there) 
>> Or as
>> I've experienced no harm ... should I just not fix what ain't broke?  I
>> could just compare my old Warp4 config.sys to the test eCS one and 
>> manually
>> zap from there, but thought surely there must be a uninstall? Anyway, 
>> just
>> FYI I use the T22's audio line input a lot these days whereas my T42p 
>> and
>> T43p don't have that, and the desktop towers are too much to lug around.
>> Too bad some features disappear from later laptop models.
>>
>> My basic question was what is the "clean eCS way" to get rid of ACPI and
>> back to just old APM?
>>
>> Al H
> If everything is working then you could leave well enough alone but 
> all I do to switch back and forth is REM out whichever I am not using 
> (APM or ACPI).  You could just as easily delete the ACPI entries and 
> probably the APM is just REMed out so would just need to remove the REM.
>
> Here are the APM lines
> DEVICE=D:\OS2\BOOT\APM.SYS
> DEVICE=D:\OS2\MDOS\VAPM.SYS
> RUN=D:\OS2\APMDAEMN.EXE
>
> And the ACPI ones.
> REM psd=acpi.psd
> REM basedev=apm.add
> REM RUN=d:\os2\cmd.exe /Q /C d:\os2\AcpiDaemon.exe >d:\acpid.log
> REM basedev=acpica.add
>
> acpica.add is not used in later versions and thus may not be present.
> Andy
>
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Andy:
Does eCS 2.0 use different s/w for APM?
None of the files that you show are installed on my machine.
And there doesn't seem to be any download of APM by eCS 2.0 either.

Thomas