Hi,
these behaviours are normal since acpi=ht has pretty the same effect
than acpi=off. In all cases, it also happens on my computer.
Sadly, I didn't found any other workaround excepted the dsdt hack (but
I didn't remember if acpi worked). May be there's some way to go with
the dsdt file from DSL since DSL can make the switch working !?
Still hoping.
"Zuzanna K. Filutowska" <plat...@platinum.linux.pl> a écrit :
I have tried the acpi=ht option and indeed, the speed mode is not unitialized
on reboot, however my battery monitor nor hibernation doesn't wok. :-(
Is there any other work around possible?
Regards.
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