Minor acpi problems on nx6125

Hi. I have an HP nx6125, whose acpi implementation seems to be somewhat notorious. With the most recent kernels, I now have most things working, there are just a few minor things left:

1. With the laptop running on AC, the fan is always on at a low speed. Unplugging the power makes the fan turn off (and re-plugging does not make it come back on). There is a "fan always on when on ac" option in the bios, but that's turned off. Does anyone have any idea why it does this?

2. I just looked into what sort of wakeup events this machine can process, but the list is somewhat hard to decipher:

$ cat /proc/acpi/wakeup
Device  Sleep state     Status
C047       4            disabled
C0AB       4            disabled
C1D2       5            disabled
C0DD       3            disabled
C0E3       3            disabled
C0E8       3            disabled
C1D4       3            disabled
C1D5       3            disabled

How do I find out which devices these are? The hex codes do not appear in any other file in /proc or /sys.

3. When on battery, the max cpu frequency drops down from 1.8 ghz to 1.6 ghz. This is easily fixed by echoing back the higher value into the appropriate file in /sys, but it's still somewhat annoying. I assume this is the bios playing tricks on me?

By the way, I'm running the latest bios available from HP, F.11, released August 29, 2006.

Thanks in advance for any help!

- Johan

Oh, and I forgot to mention that the machine wakes up just fine from S3 when I press the power button, even though all the S3 devices are listed as disabled in the table in my previous post.

- Johan