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Subject: [Bug 218171] amd-pstate not loading on zen2 threadripper 3960x (trx40
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2024 21:42:26 +0000 [thread overview]
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https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=218171
--- Comment #28 from Gino Badouri (badouri.g@gmail.com) ---
An update regarding my Asus ROG Zenith II Extreme motherboard.
I've opened up a support case at Asus.
In order to do so I had to register my motherboard's serial number which is a
bit cumbersome if you don't have the original box as it's written on the
motherboard itself and you cannot get it from the bios info.
So in my report I've described the issue where I have CPPC and CPPC Preferred
Core enabled and the amd-pstate driver not loading due to missing _CPC objects
inside the ACPI tables.
They got back to me and asked me to record a video of the problem.
So I sent them a short video, showing that I have the options enabled in the
bios, booting the Linux OS and finally logging in using SSH and showing the
amd-pstate error message.
Yesterday I got a message that they are working together with AMD to find a
solution.
I don't have high expectations that this problem gets sorted out, given that
they've updated the bios several times (last update is 6 months old), without
even trying to ship the latest AGESA.
But as they are at least talking with AMD, I urge everybody to open a support
case at their motherboard vendor.
The more reports, the greater the chance that either your vendor and/or AMD is
going to take it serious.
Just my 2cents.
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