A solution has been committed for this:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/ac9184fbb8478dab4a0724b279f94956b69be827
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You have a different issue, please open a separate one.
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Title:
Keyboard and Touchpad Not Working in New Lenovo V15 Gen4
#98
The amdgpu.mcbp=0 will only help GFX9 products. For GFX10 this is a
different problem, please open at AMD Gitlab.
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Fixes for this have been landed in mainline with these commit hashes:
8a02d70679fc1c43440186c8ea7dbf201494
cf337f27f3bfc4aeab4954c468239fd6233c7638
45e21289bfc6e257885514790a8a8887da822d40
583329dcf22e568a328a944f20427ccfc95dce01
I validated with a snapshot of 6.3rc4+ (fcd476ea6a88 ("Merge
> Thanks for the suggestion. I tried the upstream 5.4.0-144 and also saw
> there's a newer version 5.4.0-145, so I tried that one as well, but the issue
> still persist.
Can you try a newer kernel outside the 5.4 series? Perhaps the latest
LTS kernel, 6.1?
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> Sorry if I'm posting this wrong, but I get the same error, using Linux Mint
> kernel version 5.4.0-137 on HP Elitebook 745
Can you please try with an upstream kernel? Being a distro kernel, it's
very possible they're missing some of these patches.
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At least from an "interface to userspace" perspective I think we should
abstract the differences from one platform to another.
It might mean slicing and dicing strings in the kernel, but at least
then we don't have to carry a pile of quirks for every software above
the kernel.
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> Thanks for the suggestion. I tried the upstream 5.4.0-144 and also saw
> there's a newer version 5.4.0-145, so I tried that one as well, but the issue
> still persist.
Can you try a newer kernel outside the 5.4 series? Perhaps the latest
LTS kernel, 6.1?
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> Sorry if I'm posting this wrong, but I get the same error, using Linux Mint
> kernel version 5.4.0-137 on HP Elitebook 745
Can you please try with an upstream kernel? Being a distro kernel, it's
very possible they're missing some of these patches.
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BTW: want to make sure you've seen this on the topic (from Cirrus):
https://lore.kernel.org/all/20220811152923.10143-1-faenkhau...@gmail.com/T/#me1286693b86126713b547986f1245b22fe24c6ed
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Yup, so it's a duplicate. The thing about the CSC3551 is that it can be
configured a bunch of different ways. Without information from ASUS
about how the design is wired up it's not possible to safely quirk it.
That's why it's best to get ASUS to issue a BIOS update to specify the
_DSD values to
I just upgraded from 1.38 to 1.77 (the latest firmware), but the issue
still persists on P620.
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fwupdtool reports an error
That seems like part of the solution, but on my system (P620) I still
see:
$ cat
/sys/class/firmware-attributes/thinklmi/attributes/SecureBoot/possible_values
cat:
/sys/class/firmware-attributes/thinklmi/attributes/SecureBoot/possible_values:
Operation not supported
$ cat
Well yes and no. A new type=enumeration is needed; yes.
But this is what I see on my system:
$ cat
/sys/class/firmware-attributes/thinklmi/attributes/SecureBoot/possible_values
cat:
/sys/class/firmware-attributes/thinklmi/attributes/SecureBoot/possible_values:
Operation not supported
$ sudo
I believe
https://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkcentre_pdf/hrdeploy_en.pdf
might be what you're looking for.
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I don't think that's technically the right solution. Those are mostly
enumeration types and possible values need to be exported. That's what
fwupd is working around.
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During the architectural design of the WMI subsystem an assumption was
made that there was a 1:1 mapping of WMI GUIDs (that is they're unique).
This hasn't caused MAJOR functional problems, but this was proven wrong,
as it's possible to fetch multiple BMOFs.
This change makes it so that if you
This is fixed by the following commit which will be in 6.1:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/pdx86/platform-drivers-x86.git/commit/?h=review-hans=134038b075cb1dae21623499d765973d286ac94a
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Arthur your issues are different. Open your own issue and be sure to attach a
full log and details of the regression:
which BIOS or which kernel introduced it
If it's not a regression you should report it to Lenovo.
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