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physical buttons. This will be used if the acpi pnpid for the mouse
matches a list provided by Synaptics found in Linux.
Combined with the xenocara changes this will remove the need for an xorg
config file for the x240/t440/t540 generation of thinkpads.
ok matthieu@ shadchin@ kettenis@
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for PCI devices. This hook should be called twice, before and after
changing the power state of a PCI device.
Before setting the device to the new state, the ACPI layer will notify
every power resources linked to the device for that state and make sure
they are turned "_ON". After changing the state of the device, it will
decrement the reference of every power resources linked to that device
for the old state and turn them "_OFF" if they are no longer referenced.
This fixes the no-USB after resume problem seen on various ThinkPad,
problem initialy diagnosed with Alexander Polakov.
ok kettenis@, deraadt@
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There are some models that panic whenever an event is received.
Some cope, some don't. In order to get this right acpiec(4) requires
major rework. Until then let machines boot.
Discussed with deraadt@.
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of printing a warning.
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This is originally written by Hiroyuki Aizu, ported and integrated
in our tree by Javier Vazquez <javama4 AT gmail> with tweaks and
suggestions by me.
Import prodded by deraadt@ and the lack of testers on tech@.
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ok deraadt@
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access to PCIe extended configuration space access on modern i386 and amd64
machines.
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ok kettenis, deraadt
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machines don't immediately resume after suspending to S3.
Tested by kettenis@ and I on 5 or 6 machines, deraadt@ "yeah, looks good"
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with sensor state support through limits provided by the ACPI.
Tested on several ASUS motherboards kindly networked by Sam Fourman Jr.
ok deraadt marco jordan
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code from mlarkin and me
help from art,toby,jordan and several others
ok jordan, go for it deraadt
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thinkpads.
provides functionality that the bios did on older, non-acpi
thinkpads like respond to screen brightness keys and toggle the
bluetooth device on and off.
ok deraadt@ and marco@
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ASUS laptops (including the ASUS EeePC) - largely based on NetBSD's
asus(4) driver. On the ASUS EeePC this allows us to enable/disable
wireless, change screen brightness and use the volume keys.
ok jsg@, weingart@
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From Maxim Bourmistrov <maxim at student dot chalmers dot se>
via marco@, ok marco@
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Help jason@
ok marco@
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Added enter sleep state ioctl
Hooked power button interrupt
ok marco@
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ok marco@
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ACPI tables into kernel memory and attach ACPI and HPET timers currently.
In order to test this code, enabling the devices in GENERIC as well as
the ACPI_ENABLE option is needed. This code does not do any thermal
control yet, so this should be done with care depending on the platform.
In the tree so more people can contribute to making this more fully
featured.
Ok niklas@ grange@ tedu@
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