writing your own DSDT
Hi
Does one get something out of adding code to the DSDT for ones machine, or would the machine simply ignore it? I was thinking of adding some methods for my sound system, and my modem. Could adding unauthorized code damage the hardware?
Are there a better place to get advice for writing DSDT etc? (email list/news group or a url for tutorial/manual)
best regards
keld
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Does one get something out of adding code to the DSDT for ones machine, or would the machine simply ignore it?
it depends on how and what kind of code you add. see the url below for more pointers.
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I was thinking of adding some
methods for my sound system, and my modem. Could adding unauthorized code damage the hardware?
dunno, expect the worst.
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Are there a better place to get advice for writing DSDT etc? (email list/news group or a url for tutorial/manual)
http://acpi.sf.net/dsdt/index.php
please tell me if you find more interesting sites not linked there. :)
cheers,
sebastian
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