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Yes. You must either cook and inject your own ACPI table (taking inspiration from a similar model to save you time), or go with S0 only using a kernel patch. I
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Yes. You must either cook and inject your own ACPI table (taking inspiration from a similar model to save you time), or go with S0 only using a kernel patch.
I have done some bios and acpi code before on coreboot. It is tough, lots of work and no guaranteed results if you don't have access to the specs (NDA)
Anyway I really don't recommend you do that unless you have experience, documentation and time.