On Mon, Dec 03, 2018 at 11:50:53AM +0100, Hans de Goede wrote: > Hi, > > > Somewhat off topic, but: > > > > To be exact my device does not have them in the (original) ACPI table > > either. At the moment I override the ACPI DSDT table because there are > > some things I haven't found other workarounds for. (It's horrible..) > > > > Some examples: > > - The BCM2E3A Bluetooth device is listed as child under the wrong UART > > controller device, so the kernel never manages to power it up properly > > - The rt5640 (audio codec) device has one of the Bluetooth GPIOs listed > > as interrupt instead of the correct one > > - The GPIOs for the goodix touchscreen were hardcoded in the stock kernel, > > and are therefore entirely missing in the ACPI table > > > > Granted, this device was never intended to be used with a generic > > kernel (see my response to your question what hardware I have below), > > but nevertheless it is really annoying. > > I've one BYT tablet which is/was Android only, which also has some seriously > borked DSTD, but it has an unlocked BIOS and I flipped the OS choice there > (this is a weird thing BYT BIOSes have) to Windows then all of sudden I got > the right DSTD. Asus BIOS-es are typically locked and don't show this option, > but it is probably worth it to take a look. > For reference: I decided to go ahead and tried changing that option on my device. It still booted normally as usual, but everything else was as usual too: still exactly the same DSDT. That option does not seem to have any effect on my device. :/ I have found workarounds for all of the problems, so I guess I will just have to live with it.. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion! Stephan
