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Subject: [acpi-jp 2922] Re: PATCH - acpi psm0 not working
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On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, Nate Lawson wrote:
> If your mouse or other device is not working, this patch may help.  To see
> if you need it, dump your ASL and do:
>
>    grep _CID foo.asl | grep Package
>
> If you get output from this command, this patch may help.  It enables
> package evaluation for the _CID object.  If it helps you, please send me
> the dmesg it adds, something like this:
>
> acpi cids: 1 - 0x130fd041,
>
> Thanks,
> Nate

I noticed on the bus this morning that I didn't change acpi_MatchHid, so
this patch may not completely solve the problem.  I'm working on a more
general solution.  However, please test it in the interim and let me know
if it helps.

-Nate
