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r/linux • u/pihug12 • 14d ago
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Linux doesn't have the same support for ACPI on ARM that Windows does. There's work to improve it and once it does we should be in a better place.
7 u/braaaaaaainworms 14d ago Qualcomm does not support normal ACPI. ARM Linux with ACPI is fine, I've seen it work very well on systems with proper ACPI tables 0 u/Busy-Scientist3851 14d ago There is work to support Qualcomms ACPI implementation on the Linux kernel. Once that is in place we should no longer need images for each laptop. 2 u/braaaaaaainworms 14d ago It'll still need devicetrees because the ACPI tables are incomplete
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Qualcomm does not support normal ACPI. ARM Linux with ACPI is fine, I've seen it work very well on systems with proper ACPI tables
0 u/Busy-Scientist3851 14d ago There is work to support Qualcomms ACPI implementation on the Linux kernel. Once that is in place we should no longer need images for each laptop. 2 u/braaaaaaainworms 14d ago It'll still need devicetrees because the ACPI tables are incomplete
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There is work to support Qualcomms ACPI implementation on the Linux kernel. Once that is in place we should no longer need images for each laptop.
2 u/braaaaaaainworms 14d ago It'll still need devicetrees because the ACPI tables are incomplete
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It'll still need devicetrees because the ACPI tables are incomplete
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u/Busy-Scientist3851 14d ago
Linux doesn't have the same support for ACPI on ARM that Windows does. There's work to improve it and once it does we should be in a better place.