OK, tried it, and I have comment that might help (if it is found to be true).
If I boot in BIOS mode, and I use a GPT partition table, then the thing does not work, and there is no INT3392 under /sys. However, after some gdisk magic and turning my partition table to MBR, now it works as a charm :)
Hence, I guess that you either need BIOS+MBR or UEFI+GPT (I wanted to try the UEFI+GPT combination first, but I have no idea for what damn reason I cannot make the laptop booting my Linux EFI stub).
Thanks again for the blog post and for the driver, this thing seems to be quite nice since it recovers from hibernation much more quickly than other methods
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Re: Working only with UEFI?
Date: 2013-07-11 08:55 pm (UTC)If I boot in BIOS mode, and I use a GPT partition table, then the thing does not work, and there is no INT3392 under /sys. However, after some gdisk magic and turning my partition table to MBR, now it works as a charm :)
Hence, I guess that you either need BIOS+MBR or UEFI+GPT (I wanted to try the UEFI+GPT combination first, but I have no idea for what damn reason I cannot make the laptop booting my Linux EFI stub).
Thanks again for the blog post and for the driver, this thing seems to be quite nice since it recovers from hibernation much more quickly than other methods