/proc/acpi/dsdt empty
I'm not sure what this means, /proc/acpi/dsdt exists but is empty. I'm using Ubuntu 5.04-preview on a Dell Inspiron 2600. I'm pretty sure that on Ubuntu 4.10 the dsdt wasn't empty like this. Any ideas?
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I'm not sure what this means,
/proc/acpi/dsdtexists but is empty. I'm using Ubuntu 5.04-preview on a Dell Inspiron 2600. I'm pretty sure that on Ubuntu 4.10 the dsdt wasn't empty like this. Any ideas?
File a bug on bugzilla.kernel.org , and detail your problem.
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