Fortunately, all of the failing ACPI methods are optional, and there are good chances that Linux / Ubuntu will work without them. There are three types of devices *might* be affected according to the error messages:
1. USB (\_SB.PCI0.XHC.RHUB...)- but USB ports and devices should just-work without BIOS code, which are usually for OEM customization.
2. Touchpad (\_SB.PCI0.I2Cx...) - error messages are reported for i2c-2 and i2c-3, but it is likely the touchpad is connected to i2c-1. Please check whether you are experience problems with your touchpad.
3. Switchable graphics (\_SB.PCI0.PEG0...)- but error messages are "AE_ALREADY_EXISTS". lspci also shows no discrete VGA present on this system, and nothing to worry about.
Fortunately, all of the failing ACPI methods are optional, and there are good chances that Linux / Ubuntu will work without them. There are three types of devices *might* be affected according to the error messages:
1. USB (\_SB.PCI0. XHC.RHUB. ..)- but USB ports and devices should just-work without BIOS code, which are usually for OEM customization.
2. Touchpad (\_SB.PCI0.I2Cx...) - error messages are reported for i2c-2 and i2c-3, but it is likely the touchpad is connected to i2c-1. Please check whether you are experience problems with your touchpad.
3. Switchable graphics (\_SB.PCI0. PEG0... )- but error messages are "AE_ALREADY_ EXISTS" . lspci also shows no discrete VGA present on this system, and nothing to worry about.