> Is it possible to open a bugzilla and drop the acpidump and dmesg
> from both the new and old BIOS in it?
My guess is that they changed some bits outside the DSDT. But ok
makes sense.
> Assuming the override in both cases is identical, I'm really baffled
> by this failure. It seems that the new BIOS is playing some tricks
> that we have not seen before, as your hardware didn't change...
There is some flexibility in how the interrupt gets delivered, since it
gets converted to a HT message and the Northbridge has a few tweaks for
processing those.
-Andi
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