RE: Buggy DSDTs policy ?

[Yu, Luming]

>> Yes, sure. But real non-technical people won't replace their DSDT
>> either.
>Their distro could do it for them :-) A simple approach would be to
>store md5sums of known-bad dsdt's and xdeltas to fixed ones, and the 
>fixed one gets placed in /etc where mkinitrd automagically picks it up
>whenever a new kernel is installed.

I don't think distro can do that, because they are not the owner of
DSDT.


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