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Subject: [acpi-jp 1564] Re: acpi_alloc_wakeup_handler: unable to allocate wake memory
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In message <20020119193123.A6259@genius.tao.org.uk>, Josef Karthauser $B$5$s$$$o(B
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>Do you have any suggestions as to what could be causing it then?
>I've got plenty of free memory, as at this point nothing is loaded
>yet (apart from a few kernel modules, including acpi.ko).

However you have much memory in your machine, under you cannot have memory
more than 1Mb in less 1Mb portion, which is accessable from real mode.
I suspect the memory allocation failure is caused by the large memory 
itself. Larger memory requires larger management area. So the memory 
management subsystem may eat up the memory area which wakeup handler 
should live in.


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