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Tim N (tnelson@doghouse.agency) changed:
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--- Comment #10 from jus...@gerhardt.link ---
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Modified FACP with reduced hardware unset
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Adam Grigolato (adam.grigol...@balcora.net) changed:
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Summary|Dell Inspiron 5485 (Ryzen |Dell Inspiro
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--- Comment #11 from jus...@gerhardt.link ---
My understanding of the long term is that Linux is improperly handling the
reduced hardware bit and Adam is working on a kernel patch to address this
generally.
Dell however should not be setting the
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--- Comment #12 from Adam Grigolato (adam.grigol...@balcora.net) ---
Its not required to build a new kernel,
As long as the one you are using allows ACPI tables to be overrode from
initramfs, in which case you can place the new ACPI table into the
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--- Comment #13 from Tim N (tnelson@doghouse.agency) ---
Great! Thanks for the update, guys! I'll see if I can't make something out of
the info I've been given, and hopefully it will also help anyone else who
happens across this bug.
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