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From: Mike Smith <msmith@freebsd.org>
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Subject: [acpi-jp 1324] Re: CURRENT crashes in acpi on IBM ThnkPad 77ED 
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> Yes, this happened when evaluating _CRS (current resources) of the devices,
> and your DSDT has many of Fatal op.
> 
> % grep 'Fatal(0x2, 0x90000002, 0x0)' tp770ed.asl | wc
>       15      45     924
> 
> _SB_.PCI0.ISA0.CS00._CRS and SB_.PCI0.ISA0.CS03._CRS has Fatal op.
> Typical ASL code like this;
>                     If(LEqual(ESI2, 0x3)) {

Where is ESI2 set?  Is this based on the OS type?  If so, it's pretty 
rude of IBM to be doing that.

If not, what sets it?  Why is it not set?

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