Re: Compaq Evo N800v: I have a fixed DSDT table

[Daniele Boffi <boffi-piYtxHxN1XRAly3Pu9w1wA@public.gmane.org>]

On Tue, Apr 29, 2003 at 04:14:10PM -0400, Mike Wohlgemuth wrote:
> Can I ask what version of ACPI you are running?  The lid button and the 
> panel brightness doesn't work for me on my Evo N800c with bios F.18a. 
>  I'm hoping the problem is a difference in the software, not in the 
> hardware.
> 

I think your problem is related to Xfree. I am using XFree4.2 with the
configuration file you can download at

www-dimat.unipv.it/~boffi/compaq/XF86Config

I am using the X module synaptic for the touch pad (it is great), if you don't
have it you should comment out the references to it.

In any case, I am using acpi-20021212-2.4.20

Good luck,

Daniele

> 
> Daniele Boffi wrote:
> 
> >Hi folks!
> >
> >Stimulated by the recent discussions on the list, I made some important
> >progress on my (already satisfactory) fixed DSDT table for Evo N800v.
> >
> >You can find it at
> >
> >www-dimat.unipv.it/~boffi/compaq/custom-dsdt.hex
> >
> >I'll send it to acpi.sf.net tonight.
> >
> >IMPORTANT NOTICE: I am using Bios revision F.18A as of 2 Jan 03. Previous
> >release might not work.
> >
> >What is working:
> >
> >- batteries (BAT0  BAT1)
> >- ac_adapter (ACAD)
> >- button (lid  power  sleep)
> >- embedded_controller (C0D0)
> >- fan (I have 4 of them: C1D9  C1DA  C1DB  C1DC)
> >- power_resources (C0CF  C141  C155  C159  C15D  C166  C1D5  C1D6  C1D7  C1D8)
> >- processor (C000)
> >- thermal_zone (I have three of them, first one is CPU, TZ1  TZ2  TZ3)
> >- Fn F7/F8 work (panel brightness)
> >- pressing the lid button turns the screen off as expected
> >
> >What can be improved
> >
> >- sleep states: echo 5 works (shutdown), echo 4 works (it invokes swsusp)
> >                other states do nothing
> >- CPU: (*) I can change throttling state fine
> >       (*) performance always report P0, however I checked the following:
> >           turning AC/battery produced the desired effects (P1 when on battery)
> >           even if it is not reported in /proc/acpi
> >       (*) I can swicth to P1 when on AC with "echo 1:0 > limit" (always
> >           doesn't appear in proc/acpi), but "echo 0:0 > limit" does not switch
> >           back to P0. In order to switch back, I turn AC off for a second and
> >           then put it back, so that the BIOS does the job for me.
> >- volume control buttons: are they acpi-related?
> >
> >I hope this will help somebody.
> >
> >Daniele
> >
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