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Re: Probleme de dsdt



Hello everybody,
First of all I want to apologize for having send my previous request in french (i am used to the debian-user french mailing list) and I want to thank Franklin for the translation.

For the proposed solution, I have some questions:
* How come that I have to run a 686 kernel (even smp) when I have a amd64 architecture? Are the dual cores special 686 architectures? Should I have installed another etch iso?
* "It should be an SMP for 686 or better yet a
pristine 2.6.20 kernel compiled with the core 2 duo processor selected." Where do I get this kernel? From kernel.org? And where is the option for the core 2 duo; I compiled a classic 2.6.20 kernel yesterday and didn't find such an option?
* Last question; I will fix the dsdt table, but are these errors related to my problem? Can I leave the dsdt as it is or has it to be fixed anyway for my problem to be solved?

Thanks again

Kind regards

Alexandre

P.S Debian user french is the official french mailing list for debian users.


2007/3/20, dave < sdpatt2@gmail.com>:
on Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 11:32:40PM +0100 Alexandre Neubert wrote:
> Bonsoir,

Good evening!


> (/lib/modules/2.6.18-4-amd64/

Yes, you have the kernel module. The error comes from the kernel module
not being able to see the device you are trying to control. Also, you're
running the wrong kernel.  It should be an SMP for 686 or better yet a
pristine 2.6.20 kernel compiled with the core 2 duo processor selected.


> dsdt.dsl  4239:                             Name (_T_0, Zero)
> Error    4081 -                 Use of reserved word ^  (_T_0)
>
> dsdt.dsl  4316:                             Name (_T_1, Zero)
> Error    4081 -                 Use of reserved word ^  (_T_1)
>

The errors can be removed by simply renaming ALL instances of "_T_0" to
"T_0" and ALL instances of "_T_1" to "T_1" - this will allow you to
complete the compilation - this is a comon error where the original DSDT
was written for the Microsoft compiler.

The warnings concerning "possible operator timeout is ignored" are more
difficult to troubleshoot until you look at the entire stanza beginning
at the line number where the warning occured. - You'll need to post more
from the dsdt.dsl so that we can look at that.

> Asus G1 (Proc: Core2 duo 7200 à 2GHz, 2Go RAM)
> Version bios: g1as-208 (c'est la derniere en date sur le site de asus)
> Version kernel: 2.6.18-4 fourni avec debian etch rc2
>
> Merci d'avance

You're most welcome - is there a Debian list en Francaise?

Ciao,

Dave


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