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I've just given that a try and it does fix this issue
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This fix was posted, can you please try it?
https://github.com/acpica/acpica/pull/954
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Hi Ralph,
Thank you for trying the instructions. You can safely ignore the BTF related
stuff, don't worry about it :). Do you have any newer kernels pre-built that
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Hi Diogo
When I try to compile the modules following your instructions, I got
Skipping BTF generation for
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Hi Diogo
I followed your instructions (I am using the current testing kernel 6.7.12),
building the module with the 6.9.1 sources, disabling safe boot, and got
insmod: ERROR: could not
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Hello,
The updated instructions are:
- Get the kernel source from kernel.org (v6.9.1) and extract it to a folder.
Download both debug.patch and fix.patch as well.
- Extract
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I guess the only option is to compile the kernel module from source. I'll place
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Hi Diogo,
any suggestion how I can proceed beyond the error message I reported when
trying to install your patched module?
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Ah, got it. Thanks for checking. We *might* be best off reverting, but I'd
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Mario, https://lkml.org/lkml/2008/12/30/128 that was year 2008 and my ASUS
L3C/S laptop. I don't have it anymore.
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Jacob,
Can you please add an acpidump and kernel log (from a faulty kernel without
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I CC'ed the original reporter, Martin to the bug.
Martin - can you revert that on a current kernel and see if your original
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Yes, that is correct. Reverting that commit does fix this issue for us.
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Thanks for testing, much appreciated!
However, note that the patch you tested has been replaced with:
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This looks like it's the EC trying to wake up the system.
Case (0x03)
{
M000 (0x3903)
M460 ("
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I did a quick and dirty modification on acpica code to bypass the error and get
dsdt.dat decompiled. Hopefully it doesn't distort things significantly.
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> I might be able to pull out my old NVMe with Arch for testing, it should
> still boot fine.
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Well, I swapped my NVMe, went from Arch+Win10 to Fedora+Win11. Since I was
swapping SSDs, I also updated my Windows and swapped to Fedora as main.
I might be able to pull out my old NVMe with
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> So, I do think this is a upstream kernel issue. Anyway, it's summer break -
> is there anything
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Same exact issues as well in the log file after closing lid:
(Attempt 1, successful sleep):
May 14 08:17:30 fediron kernel: ACPI Error: Thread 3438522176 cannot release
Mutex [ECMX] acquired by
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Alright, so quick status update, I switched to Fedora Linux 40 since I needed
it for a few things, and got rid of my Arch install.
Current kernel is 6.8.9-300.fc40.x86_64, and annoyingly
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Found this
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Setting gpiolib_acpi.ignore_interrupt=AMDI0030:00@3 fixes the issue. Though I
still wonder what GPIO
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I have added logs with patch included in case you want to take a look. Thanks!
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Feel free if I need to test something specially
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Hi Rafael J. Wysocki
Thank you for joining.
Looks like the patch did actually help to fix errors in journalctl. Woohoo!
With the help of one guy (@loqs) from the Arch forum I was able
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I also tried 6.5 and 6.6 series kernels, with the same outcome.
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OK, I used mokutil to turn off secure boot, but when I tried to insert the old
version of your module I got
insmod: ERROR: could not insert module ucsi_acpi_old.ko: Invalid module format
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Model 16Z90Q-K.AD78A1
Unfortunately, I get the below trying to unload then insert your (old) module:
rmmod: ERROR: Module ucsi_acpi is not currently loaded
insmod: ERROR: could not
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Ok, I have submitted two versions of the kernel module: ucsi_acpi_old.ko and
ucsi_acpi_fix.ko. Both of them print debug messages to dmesg.
Important:
These should only fix the
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Hi Diogo,
it would probably be easier for many of us if you could provide the module and
instructions on how to use it...
Thanks.
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Same for me, but I don't know how I can compile the kernel by myself. I usually
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Great news! But could you also provide instructions on how to easily do
what you are asking us to do? I would be happy to help, but I don't have
time to tinker with it too
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Hello,
I think I have a fix for this problem and would like your help in confirming
that the fix does indeed work and to collect all of the affected models. For
that I would
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Yup, try this. If that works I'd say, go ahead and post a patch for Rafael to
review. It's better than a revert.
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> I think that's more desirable if that works instead.
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Raise the max temperature of ACPI trip temps to 488K (215°C)
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Summary: No ACPI Thermal Zones after Kernel 6.8
Product: ACPI
Version: 2.5
Hardware: AMD
OS: Linux
Status: NEW
Severity: low
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=218557
--- Comment #12 from Artem S. Tashkinov (a...@gmx.com) ---
Framework Phoenix laptops also seem to be affected even when running Windows:
https://community.frame.work/t/amd-cpu-stuck-in-low-speed-state-after-system-resume/39921
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