Difference between revisions of "ACPI"
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* Parameter1 == 0x0000000D means that some _ADR or _HID Symbol is missing in the dsdt.asl. | * Parameter1 == 0x0000000D means that some _ADR or _HID Symbol is missing in the dsdt.asl. | ||
* Parameter1 == 0x00000011 is "something in the ACPI init". This can be improper object names, like an object "\._PR_foo" inside the "\._PR" scope (it should be just "foo" instead, or the surrounding scope killed) | * Parameter1 == 0x00000011 is "something in the ACPI init". This can be (among other things) | ||
** improper object names, like an object "\._PR_foo" inside the "\._PR" scope (it should be just "foo" instead, or the surrounding scope killed) | |||
** the use of qwords, which XP doesn't like (known error code tuple in this case: (0x11, 0x8, address of SSDT, unknown value) | |||
The documentation of windbg has more detailed information about STOP 0xa5 than the MSDN article. | The documentation of windbg has more detailed information about STOP 0xa5 than the MSDN article. |