Re: empty directories under /proc

[Thomas Estaben <tom-GJzCDJVA6d1BDgjK7y7TUQ@public.gmane.org>]

It seems u have the same prob than me.
I have a thinkpad t30..
The problem come from a bad bios from IBM. Since there is no prob with acpi 
under windows, they will not release a good one.
Sad, very sad...
We have to wait, and to hope that someone find a workaround for this prob..


Tom

On Sunday 15 December 2002 13:15, Jörg Hänsel wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a IBM R32 notebook and compiled a (clean) 2.4.20 kernel patched with
> the acpi patch from 12122002.
> When I load the modules ac.o  battery.o  button.o  fan.o  processor.o
> thermal.o nothing is complaining. But when I look into /proc there is no
> subdirectory acpi, but subdirs from the ospm modules are directly under
> /proc
>
> 1     1359  1647  224  ac adapter   fb           locks       stat
> 1285  1361  1655  225  battery      filesystems  meminfo     swaps
> 1286  1362  1663  226  bus          fs           misc        sys
> 1292  1364  172   227  button       ide          modules     sysvipc
> 1317  1372  175   228  cmdline      interrupts   mounts      thermal zone
> 1333  1374  193   229  cpuinfo      iomem        mtrr        tty
> 1336  1378  2     3    devices      ioports      net         uptime
> 1339  1379  200   4    dma          irq          partitions  version
> 1341  1382  205   5    dri          kcore        pci
> 1346  1393  210   6    driver       kmsg         processor
> 1352  160   213   9    execdomains  ksyms        self
> 1358  163   219   99   fan          loadavg      slabinfo
>
> When I boot the kernel there is a message:
> ACPI: Found ECDT
> ACPI: Could not use ECDT
>
> Can this be a reason for the problems.
> Is there a Kernel config dependency I have overseen, an option that must be
> enabled for ACPI ?
>
> please help,
> Joerg
>
>
>
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