This seems to be fixed in the latest kernel builds (i.e., Hardy, specifically 2.6.24). I'm using an Asus M5N motherboard with an AMD X2 5000+. Steps to fix for me:
5) Reboot, reenabling ACPI in BIOS and then selecting the new kernel to boot to
6) Comment out the sources.list line so it doesn't try to update *everything* to Hardy. (I don't know what will happen when it sees that I have a package installed that's not in any repo, though.)
This seems to be fixed in the latest kernel builds (i.e., Hardy, specifically 2.6.24). I'm using an Asus M5N motherboard with an AMD X2 5000+. Steps to fix for me:
1) Disable ACPI in BIOS so I can actually boot.
2) Edit /etc/apt/ sources. list and add at the bottom: archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ hardy main restricted
deb http://
3) sudo apt-get update
4) sudo apt-get install linux-source- 2.6.24- 4-generic
5) Reboot, reenabling ACPI in BIOS and then selecting the new kernel to boot to
6) Comment out the sources.list line so it doesn't try to update *everything* to Hardy. (I don't know what will happen when it sees that I have a package installed that's not in any repo, though.)