Duncan Gibb [duncangibb-zbhw9Kw21rH/AQmYMRTMl1aTQe2KTcn/@public.gmane.org] wrote:
However, I, as your customer, think that if HP advertises a product as
ACPI-compliant - which you do - and is (through Compaq) a co-author of
the specification with which you're claiming compliance - which you are
- then it's not too much to ask that this claim be true - which
unfortunately, it isn't.
And the way to communicate that is to change your supplier. My last
laptop was a Compaq. My current laptop is a Sony. I'm not saying that
the sony has a perfect ACPI implementation but I haven't had to override
the BIOS DSDT to get working battery/ac status.
Hopefully John will take some of this feedback back to HP/Compaq.
Faye
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