Re: Help with ACPI events

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Alexey Starikovskiy wrote:
> Next, you should look into your DSDT and find what exactly _Q10 does (it
> might set/reset some variable with descriptive name). Then, in your code
> you can read the state of this variable with
> acpi_evaluate_integer/acpi_evaluate_object. Please look at drivers in
> drivers/acpi for examples.

Thanks for the quick response. Fortunately, I didn't need to deal with the problem. Apparently, some
part of my git tree had gotten corrupted. When I downloaded a fresh copy, this problem went away.

Larry
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