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The only reason I know ACPI exists is because every Linux laptop I ever had always spit a roll of error messages related to ACPI (and usually no support). My u
by crabbone 3y ago
The only reason I know ACPI exists is because every Linux laptop I ever had always spit a roll of error messages related to ACPI (and usually no support).
My understanding is that on top of the inherent problems outlined in the article, there's a more trivial problem of vendors not caring enough to do this right. So, typical for Linux laptops, hybernation and many other forms of power-saving either don't work at all, or are broken (eg. a laptop never wakes up from hybernation, or just the screen never wakes up etc.)
- mjg59 3y agoThese days most of these failures are bugs in the Linux drivers, not bugs in the firmware. The Lenovo case I mention in the article is actually unusual in that respect.