On Thursday 28 September 2006 20:18, Keith Owens wrote:
> I have never been a big fan of ACPI, having seen too many broken ACPI
> tables. But if that is what you want ...
There's always broken firmware, but I think on the whole, it's better
than just assuming that tomorrow's system will be the same as yesterday's.
I think a big reason for broken tables is the fact that ignore many of
them, so the breakage is never discovered.
> Bjorn, could you apply my previous patch anyway, boot your problem
> system with kdb_skip_keyboard, drop into KDB and
> 'md4c1 acpi_kbd_controller_present'. That will quickly confirm if acpi
> is detecting the absence of the keyboard on your system.
My system says:
acpi_parse_fadt: acpi_kbd_controller_present 0
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