Hi!
> Have you had any progress on getting the kernel to detect the USB devices on
> the Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C?
> I'm replying to the thread about this
> https://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2015/12/msg00066.html, but I'm unsure if
> you'll receive this email as such.
Nope, I didn't
Hello Manty,
Have you had any progress on getting the kernel to detect the USB devices on
the Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C?
I'm replying to the thread about this
https://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2015/12/msg00066.html, but I'm unsure if
you'll receive this email as such.
I've been investigating a bit on where the devices are on Windows and I saw
that the Broadcom wifi is on the SDIO bus:
SD\VID_02D0_4330_1\3&18BDEB84&0&0
This device should be supported by the brcmfmac driver but it is not loaded
automatically and if I try to load it it does nothing, I'm guessing
> I'll try to get the same dump under Debian to see if we are seing the same
> tables as Windows sees.
I have run the acpica-tools under Debian and I got the same 4 tables I had
under Windows plus a lot other tables, I have put a new tar available with
all the tables at:
> > The firmware appears to have set up the PCI root and ACPI tables
> > wrongly:
Just in case Windows had done some black magic or something, while reading
and trying to understand how this works (still no minimal idea on how all
this PCI/ACPI tables work), I came accross the acpica-tools and
First of all thanks for your reply. I have tested your suggestions with
unfortunately little luck.
First of all I can confirm that the machine doesn't hang like I thought it
did, the kernel runs Ok, which is great, however I cannot access the machine
as I don't yet have any net or keyboard or any
On Tue, 2015-12-01 at 23:49 +0100, Santiago Garcia Mantinan wrote:
> Hi!
>
> A friend gave me this tablet which has a broken glass + digitizer so I
> thought I could maybe make some use of it under Debian.
>
> The device is a 32 bits Atom based uefi machine, so I got first jessie's
> installer
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