Maximilian Luz
Maximilian Luz
> On Windows, the stylus can slightly vibrate when writing at higher pressure levels. At the moment, we don't know how this kind of feedback is handled and implemented. Someone...
According to the discussion below https://github.com/linux-surface/kernel/commit/a3421c12bed0e46c28518bcb8c6b22f237c6dc7a and the commit message in https://github.com/linux-surface/kernel/commit/df179b9daad35284434bff9cb2612866ec03e1f5, the patch you linked above should no longer be needed. Can you check whether that patch is still...
Hmm, afaik v5.17 does not contain that patch either. So I guess the issue has been fixed in v5.7 (at which point we dropped the patch) and then been reintroduced...
The `surface-control` utility mostly deals with things specific to the Surface System Aggregator EC. Unfortunately, the Go lineup doesn't use that, so this is the expected output for both subcommands...
That is a good question. As far as I know, it should be marked ❌. Not sure why it's ticked. Platform profiles / performance modes are the same thing. So...
That's something you might want to check with upstream. It looks like the TAD device (`ACPI000E`) is intended to be the primary RTC on the Pro 7. Not sure what's...
> I did some further digging. There's also an EFI RTC, however the kernel driver is disabled by default on x86 due to firmware stability issues with bad UEFI implementations....
Done. The next release will include your patch.
Looking at the ACPI DSDTs: The Pro 7 implements ACPI000E by calling SAM. I can't see anything like that on the Pro 7+. So I'm wondering whether they implement some...