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Spider-One
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 Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 2:20 pm Post subject: ACPI Problems [SOLVED] |
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I've been trying to get ACPI working so I can scale my cpu speed through the kernel (2.6.10-gentoo-r6). I set the ACPI/Powersave kernel options to load as modules, and everything acpi related fails on boot. Here's what I get from /var/log/messages:
| Code: | Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp freq_table: Unknown symbol cpufreq_debug_printk
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp powernow_k7: Unknown symbol cpufreq_debug_printk
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp ac: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp ac: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp ac: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp ac: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp battery: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp battery: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp battery: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp battery: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp button: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp button: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp button: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_status_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp button: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp button: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp fan: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp fan: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp fan: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp fan: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp processor: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp thermal: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp thermal: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp thermal: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp thermal: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp video: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_value_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp video: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_debug_print
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp video: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_exit
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp video: Unknown symbol acpi_ut_trace
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp cpufreq_powersave: Unknown symbol cpufreq_debug_printk
Feb 28 07:12:00 personal-comp freq_table: Unknown symbol cpufreq_debug_printk |
Any ideas of what this could be? My notebook is an eMachines M5310, and I'm fairly sure I'm supposed to use ACPI over APM. So does anyone have a clue as to what's going wrong? Should I be posting anything else?
Last edited by Spider-One on Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:40 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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rmh3093
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| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 5:01 pm Post subject: |
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u need to have acpi compiled into the kernel for it to work at boot
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Spider-One
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:40 pm Post subject: |
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| Well, I'll just use cpudyn, since it works. And maybe figure out the kernel part of it some other time. |
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