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Subject: Re: Acpi in 4.10-RC3?
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Hanspeter Roth wrote:
> Does 4.10-RC3 offer ACPI?

Yes, there is ACPI support in 4.10-RC3, but it is not enabled in the 
default kernel. You have to build a kernel with ACPI. The 
handbook/manpages have well-documented infos on that.

Azamshul Azizy
part-time rock star