FWTS reports an unexpected Medium Failure: "acpipld: ACPI method \_SB_.PC01.BRPH.XHCI.RHUB.SS01._PLD exists on the port claimed not connected"
Bug #2073023 reported by
Yongbin Zhong
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Firmware Test Suite |
In Progress
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Medium
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Ivan Hu |
Bug Description
Tool test case is: "Check the ACPI _PLD methods exist on the port connectable", the main task is to make sure the connectable port has the _PLD method. It should be an issue if a connectable port doesn't have _PLD method.
However, on our platform, the port is already declared NOT connectable. Checking the ACPI spec, it doesn't define that _PLD method must NOT exist on a port that is NOT connectable.
Hence, FWTS tool should NOT report such failure.
Changed in fwts: | |
assignee: | nobody → Ivan Hu (ivan.hu) |
importance: | Undecided → Medium |
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This test does not verify that a connectable port has the _PLD method. Instead, it ensures that a non-connectable port, identified by _UPC, does not have the _PLD method, which triggers a warning in the Linux kernel.
failure such as, XHC_.RHUB. HS06._PLD exists on the port claimed not connectable by the \_SB_.PCI0. XHC_.RHUB. HS06._UPC.
acpipld: The ACPI method \_SB_.PCI0.
Might need to change the test description to avoid misunderstanding. Use the following description:
"Check that the ACPI _PLD methods exist only on connectable ports."