Re: ACPI-20030228 and custom dsdt

Darren Benham
2003-03-04T03:35:53Z

No... You apply the diff to osl.c that expects an external variable called
AmlCode.
You then have to rename the dsdt.hex into something that will compile. I
think 2.4 make will pick up the file but with 2.5 you have to modify the
make file.
Alternatively, you can add #include "dsdt.hex" to the osl.c file...

Greg Oliver said:
> What is the secret for incorporating this into the 2.4.21-pre4 kernel
> sources? All patches apply cleanly, but all available methods to use
> my own DSDT fail compilation.
>
> I have tried the diff for osl.c from the wikiwiki site as well as 2 or
> 3 other recommendations, to no avail. Is there somewhere simple I can
> just put the .hex file?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Greg Oliver
>
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