Re: [ACPI-sppt] WHAT?: dsdt table changed by OS

Lindsey Simon <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.acpi.support
Message-ID <[email protected]>
ACPI-0292: *** Info: Table [DSDT] replaced by host OS

This is the message I've been referring to, but the strange thing is
that I can sometimes boot back and forth just fine. When things stop
working on the linux side, I just boot into a 2.6 kernel and repatch a
new dsdt and recompile my 2.4 kernel and all stays well. Anyhow I'm
mostly just wondering here if anyone might be able to explain what's
going on here. Thanks!
;-l

Lindsey Simon in message [ACPI-sppt] WHAT?: dsdt table changed by OS (Wed, 07/23 22:12):

> I have a dual-boot Asus M3N. I've compiled 2.4.x kernels and get ACPI
> working beautifully with a patched dsdt. However, when I boot into win2k
> and then back into linux, the kernel stops during ACPI initialization
> with an error about dsdt table being changed. Can anyone explain this or
> a workaround? This doesn't seem to stop my 2.6 kernels from booting and
> loading ACPI, but the 2.6 kernels have other unlivable problems still..
> -l
> 
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