database for DSDTs @ acpi.sf.net
hi folks...
i am currently working on a little tool which lets all of you upload fixed or for some reason modified DSDTs to acpi.sf.net. so that there will be a kind of central place to download and compare DSDTs.
the question now is, which information shall be stored to describe a DSDT. these things were thought of a couple of months (or years?) ago:
manufacturer -- Mainboard-manufacturer name -- Mainboard-name boardrev -- Board-Revision biosrev -- BIOS-Revision dual -- SMP-System: y/n dsdtvendor -- "Vendor"-entry DSDT dsdtproduct -- "Product"-entry DSDT dsdtrev -- "Revision"-entry DSDT s4bios_p -- Supports S4BIOS s2lat -- S2-Wakeup-Latency s3lat -- S3-Wakeup-Latency dutywidth -- number of bits Throttling-Reg. boot_p -- Has BOOT-Table apic_p -- Has APIC-Table original_p -- Is original table from manufacturer
any more suggestions? or less?
cheers,
sebastian
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hi there...
Received at 2003-02-26 / 09:32 by Russo, Richard:
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In addition to those, it may be useful to have a configuration field... for some machines, the dsdt varies with how much ram and stuff is plugged in.
sorry, i forgot to mention a field which is currently called "features" where you can put all the features which are not embraced by the list below. did you mean something like that with "configuration"?
another thing to mention is perhaps the "supersede"-relation between two DSDTs which you can also define with that application.
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i am currently working on a little tool which lets all of you upload fixed or for some reason modified DSDTs to acpi.sf.net. so that there will be a kind of central place to download and compare DSDTs.
the question now is, which information shall be stored to describe a DSDT. these things were thought of a couple of months (or years?) ago:
manufacturer -- Mainboard-manufacturer name -- Mainboard-name boardrev -- Board-Revision biosrev -- BIOS-Revision dual -- SMP-System: y/n dsdtvendor -- "Vendor"-entry DSDT dsdtproduct -- "Product"-entry DSDT dsdtrev -- "Revision"-entry DSDT s4bios_p -- Supports S4BIOS s2lat -- S2-Wakeup-Latency s3lat -- S3-Wakeup-Latency dutywidth -- number of bits Throttling-Reg. boot_p -- Has BOOT-Table apic_p -- Has APIC-Table original_p -- Is original table from manufacturer
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any more suggestions? or less?
bye,
sebastian
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