ACPI_OS_NAME: no battery or no ac_adapter
if i understand you then you have enabled this (Microsoft Windows NT value for the variable ACPI_OS_NAME) in your newest patch. i have installed the patch, ACPI_OS_NAME is now in the include/acpi/acconfig.h.
ok, ac_adapter events are possible, but why on hell is now /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state -> present rate always unknown (so acpi -V doesnt give me any battery information!) if i change the ACPI_OS_NAME to "Linux", acpi -V gives me information about the battery... but there aren't any ac_adapter events!
where's the problem with this? it has to do something with the ACPI_OS_NAME ...
perhaps something with my dsdt? really dont know. do you have any answers for this?
thanks again
"Moore, Robert" <[email protected]> wrote on 17.09.04 19:12:05:
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In newer versions of ACPI CA, we have changed
ACPI_OS_NAMEto "Microsoft Windows NT" for exactly this reason.Bob
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hi,
i've a strange problem on my fujitsu laptop. If i compile my kernel using acpi, everything works fine, but acpi -V doesn't change the value of
ac_adapterinfo. it's always set to "on-line". it doesnt matter if theac_adapteris plugged in or not. always "on-line".then i found this:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=8560832so i changed the value of
ACPI_OS_NAMEin my/usr/src/linux/include/acpi/platform/aclinux.hfrom "Linux" to "Microsoft Windows NT". Now,ac_adapterchanges its value from "on-line" to "off- line" if i unplug theac_adapter.But now, acpi -V doesnt show me any battery information. the line is just omitted! so what to do?
under http://andileppert.de/dsdtl.dsl you can find my dsdt. you will see that there are a few
_OScommands... what can i do? this is a strange thing...thanks in advance
Andi Leppert
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Hi!
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ok,
ac_adapterevents are possible, but why on hell is now/proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state-> present rate always unknown (so acpi -V doesnt give me any battery information!) if i change theACPI_OS_NAMEto "Linux", acpi -V gives me information about the battery... but there aren't anyac_adapterevents!where's the problem with this? it has to do something with the
ACPI_OS_NAME...
Fix DSDT... See archives for tutorials.
Pavel
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