http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6075
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Output from Fedora Core 5 kernel with ACPI debugging
Attached is the dmesg output from boot, suspend and resume on the Fedora Core 5
kernel. I made a couple changes in drivers/acpi/ec.c: changed ACPI_EC_DELAY to
1000 (a full second) as well as changed the "read EC, IB not empty" output to
be different in both places. You can see that it is the one before the read
command has been issued, meaning the EC is showing the input-buffer is
non-empty for a full second before anything was written to it. It seems the EC
must be in some invalid or uninitialized state.
I wonder if it doesn't like the order in which it is being initialized, i.e.
the keyboard controller being initialized before the ACPI EC part or something?
Could this be different on Windows?
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