Advanced users and firmware developers can add a PRP0001 device to their ACPI tables using an SSDT (Secondary System Description Table). With iasl , you can write:
static int __init acpi_prp0001_setup(char *str)
If you have a more specific error message or additional details (such as your operating system or recent hardware/software changes), it might help narrow down the solutions.
early_param("acpi_prp0001", acpi_prp0001_setup);
: ACPI is a standard for device configuration and power management in computers. It provides a mechanism for the operating system to control power management and configuration of devices.
), allowing the kernel to automatically load the correct module. showing how to set up the of_match_table to support this ACPI ID? PC Engines APU* LED support #2114 - opnsense/core - GitHub
Traditional ACPI expects devices to be known in advance by the OS (using _HID ). But what if you have a sensor or peripheral that ACPI doesn't natively recognize? This is where PRP0001 comes in.
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Advanced users and firmware developers can add a PRP0001 device to their ACPI tables using an SSDT (Secondary System Description Table). With iasl , you can write:
static int __init acpi_prp0001_setup(char *str) acpi prp0001 0
If you have a more specific error message or additional details (such as your operating system or recent hardware/software changes), it might help narrow down the solutions. Advanced users and firmware developers can add a
early_param("acpi_prp0001", acpi_prp0001_setup); It provides a mechanism for the operating system
: ACPI is a standard for device configuration and power management in computers. It provides a mechanism for the operating system to control power management and configuration of devices.
), allowing the kernel to automatically load the correct module. showing how to set up the of_match_table to support this ACPI ID? PC Engines APU* LED support #2114 - opnsense/core - GitHub
Traditional ACPI expects devices to be known in advance by the OS (using _HID ). But what if you have a sensor or peripheral that ACPI doesn't natively recognize? This is where PRP0001 comes in.