ViRb3

I can confirm the issue on Ubuntu 20.04. I found a discussion of the same problem here: https://www.reddit.com/r/WireGuard/comments/auuvn5/problem_excluding_private_networks_in_allowedips/ Essentially, `AllowedIPs 0.0.0.0/0` is handled by WireGuard in a special way so...

Unfortunately, it seems like there is no good way to do this via the `AllowedIPs` config - in the worst case, 254 + 24 routes will have to be added,...

Unfortunately I can't add support for a device I don't physically own. I'm happy to take PRs though if anyone else adds support.

I don't own this machine so unfortunately I can't help. Happy to take PRs though.

You'd need to understand the Windows internals and reverse engineer any drivers/apps that perform the functionality. There's no one-click way to do it, unfortunately.

Sorry, I don't really know how ACPI calling works, I'm just using the already provided driver by Lenovo.

Hardware features are controller in two ways: - Through a driver (the file name is the same as the handle): https://github.com/ViRb3/LenovoController/blob/e3b4638bffeda239ff0c3486225460960c69122d/source/Providers/DriverProvider.cs#L16 - Through WMI: https://github.com/ViRb3/LenovoController/blob/e3b4638bffeda239ff0c3486225460960c69122d/source/Features/AbstractWmiFeature.cs#L45 Good luck!

Specific support for this device has not been added, so some broken functions are expected.

Seems like your models are missing, or have a different, energy driver: https://github.com/ViRb3/LenovoController/blob/e3b4638bffeda239ff0c3486225460960c69122d/source/Providers/DriverProvider.cs#L18-L19 I can't help with support of a device that I do not own, unfortunately.

Each laptop with software, that can control hardware features like power profiles, will have a driver that makes it all work. In the Legion 7's case, this driver is the...