I agree completely with that. I responded because I partially disagreed with your earlier statement; I think it misses the point. It's a locked UEFI setting ca

I agree completely with that. I responded because I partially disagreed with your earlier statement; I think it misses the point. It's a locked UEFI setting causing a problem: true. The setting is causing a piece of hardware to behave in a mode not handled by the current Linux driver: also true. So there are two ways of looking at it. First: It's a software issue that Lenovo should clear up (i.e. remove the locks on the appropriate parts of the UEFI configuration) Second: It's a hardware issue that the Linux community can address by writing a driver for the alternate hardware mode.