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They're usually also in U-boot in ROM. The trees in the kernel override the platform's one because the kernel is newer and knows better. ACPI on x86 works the
by mappu 4y ago
They're usually also in U-boot in ROM. The trees in the kernel override the platform's one because the kernel is newer and knows better.
ACPI on x86 works the same way - it's in ROM but the OS doesn't necessarily use it blindly, it has plenty of quirks to interpret it with.