Re: ASL fixing questions

[Martijn Pieters <mj-a5Jd59zECFiB+jHODAdFcQ@public.gmane.org>]

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(Resend to all, corrected address, sorry Bruno, 
one-hand-typing-with-baby-error, she's-asleep-and-so-am-I-failure)

Bruno Ducrot wrote:
>>dsdt.dsl  2035: Store (Zero, \_PR.CPU0._PPC)
>>Error    1022 -     Object does not exist ^  (\_PR.CPU0._PPC)
> 
> 
> Do you have a SSDT table ?  If so, this object may be in that SSDT
> instead.

SSDT decompilation fails with:

    dswload-0264: *** Error: Looking up [\_PR_.CPU0] in namespace,
AE_NOT_FOUND
    psparse-1283: *** Error: [NULL NAME], AE_NOT_FOUND
Could not parse ACPI tables, AE_NOT_FOUND

How can I decompile the SSDT table with the DSDT namespace available? Ue
an Include in the DSDT AML? Your suspicion could be right,  hexedit of
the SSDT code does show a _PPC declaration.

> Well, actually there is a lot of AML's that claims to be only 1.0
> compliant but have a lot of 2.0 extensions...

Hmmm,but _PPC is a AML 2.0 method to query possible states, not a field
to set the state, such as this code does.

>>dsdt.dsl  2953: PWST,   2,
>>Error    1051 -    ^ Access width of Field Unit extends beyond region limit
> 
> 
> You can fix it by compiling the kernel with CONFIG_ACPI_RELAX option.
> I will read your the ASL, though, to be sure.

Okay, the email with the ASL attached to the list was released by the
moderators already.

>>Last but not least, tehre is one Field declaration that wants to define 
>>AnyAcc to a OperationRegion, something that apparently isn't possible:
>>
>>dsdt.dsl  3235: Field (ERAM, AnyAcc, NoLock, Preserve)
>>Error    1048 -           ^ Host Operation Region requires ByteAcc access
> 
> > s/AnyAcc/ByteAcc on the faulty line, perhaps ;)

There are two Field definitions referring to that OperationRegion; one
ByteAcc and one AnyAcc. It is clear the author expected this to work and
needed the behaviour..

Martijn



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