Thanks Cody for your replay! Thank you all guys! Eric.
On 11/29/06, Wu, Cody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Eric, >But, the thing is, I didn't see in any place >that the actual USB1 device is being associated with the 3rd bit of >this GPE register block. Is it defined in some other ACPI table or is >it dectated by the system platform? This is made stiff in the board hardware layout especially how it connects onboard USB controller to the ACPI Chipset. You can find the details illustrations such as which USB port is for which bit in the ICH spec.
So does that means that the OSPM needs to
Best regards, Cody -----Original Message----- From: Eric Benton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 7:37 PM To: Wu, Cody Cc: Yuan, Kein; Len Brown; [email protected] Subject: Re: How ACPI is actually implemented? Hi All, On 11/28/06, Wu, Cody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Kein, > > >The SCI handler, which will run a GPE handler as you said here, Who is > >belongs to? I mean, is it part of OS? Or BIOS? ACPI spec seems says if > >the OS is ACPI compatible and ACPI was enabled, EC will trigger SCI, > >then handled by OS otherwise it will trigger SMI which handled by BIOS, > >is this true? > > GPE handler is provided by Bios originally in the form of AML. Os's AcPI > driver will parse it and link it to SCI interrupt processing. Whether EC > will trigger SCI or SMI depends on how you want it to be done as well as > what OS you are working with. For OS supporting ACPI it will enable ACPI > controller on the chipset and SCI will take precedence over SMI. > If we will go back again to the GPEs, In my DSDT (Lenovo Laptop), under the _GPE scope, there is a method that assigns itself to the 3rd bit of the GPE register block. It's code is the following: Method (_L03, 0, NotSerialized) { Notify (\_SB.PCI0.USB1, 0x02) } Now, it tells the OSPM to notify the native device driver of the USB1 device to Wake (0x02). But, the thing is, I didn't see in any place that the actual USB1 device is being associated with the 3rd bit of this GPE register block. Is it defined in some other ACPI table or is it dectated by the system platform? Thanks, Eric.
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