Re: acer-wmi: Nitro button doesn't produce a WMI event

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On Tue, Dec 17, 2024 at 6:58 PM Armin Wolf <W_Armin@xxxxxx> wrote:
> This seems to be caused by an oddly named ACPI table ("$H20"). I will ask the
> ACPICA guys if this check can be relaxed. Other than that this error is harmless.

Thanks,

> It also seems that the ACPI code contains the necessary logic to submit an turbo mode
> WMI event. I suspect that some settings have to be enabled first.
Okay that's interesting, I did catch a WMI call on windows (it was
something named APge action iirc) when the turbo button was pressed.
I'm guessing this means that I will have to learn ACPI and how linux
implements it if i wish to debug this issue.


> The thermal control should be handled by thermald.
I don't have thermald installed, afaik the only thing responsible for
managing cpu clock speeds right now is intel_pstate.





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