Alexandre Frade
Alexandre Frade
Kernel changes to reduce latency can cause this.
Apparently outdated linux-firmware package for kernel 5.19. Which distro and version?
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I honestly don't see a problem getting the inetutils package for environments ready to compile a kernel.
`# CONFIG_FTRACE is not set` Most debug tracing is disabled to minimize kernel overhead.
I'm not aware what actually happened, probably some kernel abi change that conflicted with rEFInd. Does this problem still persist?
Have you tried with a recent distribution? Recent kernel versions should be supported with current Debian and Ubuntu LTS distributions. Apparently this problem is due to the outdated linux-firmware package.
I found this possible solution in several forums. 1. Try adding this kernel parameter in _/etc/default/grub_: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash **acpi=copy_dsdt**" 2. `sudo update-grub` 3. `reboot` Ref. https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/battery-detection-issue-acpi-878227/