Package: linux-image-5.10.0-14-amd64 Version: 5.10.0-14-amd64 Followup-For: Bug #1012440 X-Debbugs-Cc: macgyv...@gmail.com
> If you have a Thinkpad, then you should be able to update fw using fwupd > package. Also see https://fwupd.org/ for more info. > If your device is not supported, then 'nagging' Lenovo about providing > updates through that site/service is your best chance. Using the Lenovo > forums may also help as when I last looked there, I wasn't the only one using > Linux ;-) Unfortunately my laptop is a ThinkBook and seems not supported by fwupd. Anyhow I did non know of this project, thanks for the information: as suggested I will try to push Lenovo to consider adding my laptop model to the supported platforms. > That's good as it means it's not entirely broken. Yes, I must admint that with my present workaround I am quite happy anyhow. > They all show the same delay, which strengthens my idea that it is a BIOS > issue. So AFAIC, no further test are needed. ok. > I think your best course of action is starting (or if one with your issues > already exists, joining) a thread on Lenovo's forums and/or try other ways to > contact their support. It's best to provide a full dmesg/kernel log and let > any filtering up to them. Other messages may give them clues which are not > immediate apparent to you. I already posted [1] to Lenovo forum (concerning that many error coming from ACPI) few weeks ago with no answer up to now. I will update my post with the problem of battery module loading and mentioning this mail exchange. If no answer for some time I will try to contact support as well. Thank you very much for your support! Luca [1] https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Debian/Pleasse-fix-ACPI-on-next-BIOS-release/m-p/5148100
