On Sat, Jun 10, 2006 at 01:08:41PM +0900, KAMEZAWA Hiroyuki wrote: > > You should define what iasl is at this point - I take it that it's a > > decompiler? > > > compiler + decompiler etc.. > > > > > 1-2 get your machine's original acpi DSDT information > > > > Could you explain at this point in the README what 'DSDT' means? > > > Hmm...should I assume a reader doesn't know nothing about acpi ? > But ok, I'll refresh this doc easier to read. I think it couldn't hurt; as an example, this reader doesn't know anything about acpi. :-) > > > > > > 1. avoid confliction > > > If your original DSDT has memory object, remove it. it will confilcts. > > > > I don't understand this step - could you explain in more detail? > > > If you want to add pseudo memory object just for test, it may have intersection > with original memory object if exists. > I think this will not be trouble in test with current implementation, > but it's buggy as firmware. > - But - > ACPI firmware which doesn't support memory hotplug is not tend to have > memory object. Usual people who needs emulation will not need to remove something. > > > Thanks, I'll discuss with Goto-san and update lhms page. Thanks for the updates! Bryce
