It is not. The battery info can be requested over I2C (on the EC which _is_ listed correctly in the ACPI table). There just isn't a Linux driver for batteries like that yet.
Windows _does_ have this driver ('Microsoft Smart Battery Driver'), which is probably the reason why ACER disabled the ACPI Battery stuff in the DSDT (because everyone runs Windows).
It is not. The battery info can be requested over I2C (on the EC which _is_ listed correctly in the ACPI table). There just isn't a Linux driver for batteries like that yet.
Windows _does_ have this driver ('Microsoft Smart Battery Driver'), which is probably the reason why ACER disabled the ACPI Battery stuff in the DSDT (because everyone runs Windows).