How to get SuSE 9 to use my newly compiled DSDT
I have my newly compiled dsdt/etc/dsdt
How do I set this as my new DSDT under SuSE 9?
I have used the Yast Sysconfig and changed the value under the KERNEL section...but it isn't using it :( and it hasn't changed the init in /boot, so what command do you type?
many thanks
George
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I have my newly compiled dsdt
/etc/dsdtHow do I set this as my new DSDT under SuSE 9?
I have used the Yast Sysconfig and changed the value under the KERNEL section...but it isn't using it :( and it hasn't changed the init in /boot,
in /etc/sysconfig/kernel i have:
ACPI_DSDT="/boot/DSDT.aml"
of course, you have to give the filename of your DSDT
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so what command do you type?
mk_initrd (as root) does the trick.
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ACPI on Inspiron 5100 doesn't work
In reply to a message not in the archiveI got the DSDT to be used on bootup...
Looking for DSDT in initrd ... found (at offset 286191)!
ACPI-0292: *** Info: Table [DSDT] replaced by host OS
But It doesn't work.
Any suggestions people?
I'm using SUSE 9 on Dell Inspiron 5100
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