On 03/28/2014 11:22 AM, Shuduo Sang wrote: > I use linus's tree as baseline. It should be easy to directly apply > since thinkpad-acpi.c has no much change recently. Let me check. I think that my only problem was the suspend/resume patch, as it was a bit out of sync related to the 3.14rc7 baseline. But no worry it was not hard to fix. >> All now works on my X1C if I disable USB3 in the bios (using legacy bios), >> and I can suspend / resume day in and day out (my laptop are normally >> running in weeks without reboot):-) >> > It's a bug from BIOS. Lenovo will release new BIOS to fix that soon. That is very valuable information, I will look forward to this new BIOS (and hope it comes in a none windows version, too). > And Henrique replied me few weeks ago said he was offline one week. Ok, I can wait now that I applied the patch by hand, and the 3.14rc7 kernel are not entering Debian testing for a while.
What may be of interest is when the patch enters Linus git, and if it first arrive in 3.15 I may end up trying to send this patch to the Debian guys, to make the 3.14 kernel image more X1C friendly. > I don't know if others can make decision to reject/merge for thinkpad > acpi patch too. Lets hope this will be more clear in the future :-) /BL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ ibm-acpi-devel mailing list ibm-acpi-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ibm-acpi-devel
