Contributed by jolan on from the OMGWTFACPI dept.
By the way, this will work on amd64 as well. Just change -li386 to -lamd64 in the Makefile before building.
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Contributed by jolan on from the OMGWTFACPI dept.
By the way, this will work on amd64 as well. Just change -li386 to -lamd64 in the Makefile before building.
Note: No more reports needed!
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By Erik Wikström (81.231.157.81) on
A quick overview: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acpi
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By Anonymous Coward (81.57.42.108) on
acpi.c contains all the portability hooks to make it compile and run on Linux platform (through ifdef's).
It compiles fine on linux with: gcc -DLINUX -O2 acpiscan.c -o acpiscan
All my laptops runs linux, so ... Are you interessted on results obtained by running this on Linux too ? Should I send them ?
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By m0rf (68.104.17.51) on
please ignore the anonymous troll/hysterically funny moron at 83.49.208.58, who was quite convincing except he forget to say "freebsd rox0rs!"
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A developer advised to join dmesg on the tarball, too: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&m=113151768814631&w=2
ps: fresh dmesgs, without runtime oddities can be found on your system in /var/run/dmesg.boot
my question above about linux results is to extend about freebsd. acpiscan compile well on freebsd, assumed you apply the trivial:
By Anonymous Coward (70.52.15.143) on
I have quite a few other newer systems I can run this on too. Now question is, is there a way to make a bootable cd with this util already compiled and ready to run (in other words, boot up a system that already has another OS, using this CD, copy the output to disk or such) then reboot back to original OS without having to install OpenBSD on it?
If so, I think a lot more people could easily test a larger variety of systems and help more by submitting this data back.
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By daniel (82.131.13.39) on http://septum.org
so stop sending those damn files ;)
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On another note, I know Linux's ACPI implementation is NOT SMP safe -- it tells me so every time I boot my dual-P3 into Linux. I wonder if that is going to be a hiccup for Marco & group or they'll be able to do it right.
I know they received a plethora of dumps, but I wonder how many were SMP...
-Charles
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that's an invariant, so nobody's gonna retract their statement. :)
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but i'm not holding my breath.