LessWatts.org - Saving Power on Intel systems with Linux

Linux ACPI

line

Mailing Lists

There are several mailing lists you can refer to, if you need assistance or want to discuss Linux ACPI. If you want to subscribe to a list, send a mail with the subject subscribe to <listname>-request@lists.sourceforge.net or use the WWW interface.

List: linux-acpi
Description: Linux ACPI Development, Discussion, Support
Subscription address: majordomo@vger.kernel.org	Archive: gmane (old: sourceforge, marc, gmane)

List: acpi@linux.intel.com
Description: Includes Len Brown and the other Intel folks who work with Linux ACPI. Use this list to bug Intel directly about Linux ACPI.

List: acpi-bugzilla
Description: Learn about ACPI-related bugs in various bugzilla databases
Subscription address: acpi-bugzilla-request@lists.sourceforge.net	Archive: sourceforge, mail-archive

List: acpi4asus
Description: Support Discussion list especially for ACPI-users of ASUS laptops (and mainboards)
Subscription address: acpi4asus-user-request@lists.sourceforge	Archive: sourceforge

List: linux-pm-devel
Description: General discussion about power management issues under Linux
Subscription address: linux-pm-devel-request@lists.sourceforge.net	Archive: sourceforge

List: linux-pm
Description: General discussion about power management issues under Linux
Subscription address: linux-pm@lists.osdl.org	Archive: osdl

List: ibm-acpi-devel
Description: Discussion list especially for IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad specific driver.
Subscription address: ibm-acpi-devel-request@lists.sourceforge.net	Archive: sourceforge

You might want to check out the various laptop-specific lists, too.

For linux-acpi@vger.kernel.org...
Note: This list server has a 100KB message limit size. If you need to post something big, such as acpidump output, attaching it to a bugzilla entry and sending the URL of the bug report in e-mail is a good way to go.