Results generated by fwts: Version V14.03.01 (2014-03-27 02:14:17). Some of this work - Copyright (c) 1999 - 2014, Intel Corp. All rights reserved. Some of this work - Copyright (c) 2010 - 2014, Canonical. This test run on 18/02/15 at 15:31:43 on host Linux arya 3.13.0-45-generic #74-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jan 13 19:36:28 UTC 2015 x86_64. Command: "fwts ". Running tests: version bios_info oops klog mtrr acpiinfo securebootcert csm maxreadreq crs aspm hpet_check dmicheck microcode msr nx cpufreq maxfreq virt pnp pciirq os2gap mpcheck hda_audio ebda bios32 apicedge wmi wakealarm syntaxcheck pcc osilinux method mcfg fan fadt dmar cstates checksum autobrightness apicinstance acpitables. version: Gather kernel system information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 4: Gather kernel signature. Signature: Ubuntu 3.13.0-45.74-generic 3.13.11-ckt13 Test 2 of 4: Gather kernel system information. Kernel Version: Linux version 3.13.0-45-generic (buildd@phianna) (gcc version 4.8.2 (Ubuntu 4.8.2-19ubuntu1) ) #74-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jan 13 19:36:28 UTC 2015 Test 3 of 4: Gather kernel boot command line. Kernel boot command line: BOOT_IMAGE=/vmlinuz-3.13.0-45-generic root=UUID=af586731-00a3-449c-807b-78606d5a16c7 ro quiet splash vt.handoff=7 Test 4 of 4: Gather ACPI driver version. ACPI Version: 20131115 ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 4 info only. ================================================================================ bios_info: Gather BIOS DMI information. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Gather BIOS DMI information BIOS Vendor : American Megatrends Inc. BIOS Version : 1.0 BIOS Release Date : 09/24/2014 Board Name : X10DRG-Q Board Serial # : VM14AS014621 Board Version : 1.01 Board Asset Tag : To be filled by O.E.M. Chassis Serial # : 0123456789 Chassis Type : 17 Chassis Vendor : Supermicro Chassis Version : 0123456789 Chassic Asset Tag : To Be Filled By O.E.M. Product Name : X10DRG-Q Product Serial # : 0123456789 Product UUID : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-0CC47A165440 Product Version : 0123456789 System Vendor : Supermicro ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 1 info only. ================================================================================ oops: Scan kernel log for Oopses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Kernel log oops check. PASSED: Test 1, Found no oopses in kernel log. PASSED: Test 1, Found no WARN_ON warnings in kernel log. ================================================================================ 2 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ klog: Scan kernel log for errors and warnings. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Kernel log error check. FAILED [HIGH] KlogSratEntryUnsupported: Test 1, HIGH Kernel message: [ 0.135364] Your BIOS is broken and requested that x2apic be disabled. ADVICE: The DMAR DMAR_X2APIC_OPT_OUT bit was set so the firmware requested that the x2apic should be disabled leading to decreased system performance. The firmware opt out can be overridden using the intremap=no_x2apic_optout kernel parameter. Kernel message: [ 1.798015] [Firmware Bug]: ACPI: BIOS _OSI(Linux) query ignored ADVICE: This is not exactly a failure mode but a warning from the kernel. The _OSI() method has implemented a match to the 'Linux' query in the DSDT and this is redundant because the ACPI driver matches onto the Windows _OSI strings by default. Kernel message: [ 1.933643] ACPI Exception: AE_NOT_FOUND, While evaluating Sleep State [\_S1_] (20131115/hwxface-580) ADVICE: The exception comes from kernel cannot find _S1 namespace object that contains the register values for the sleep state when kernel would like to setup all the sleep state information. This means kernel don't know how to enter S1 sleep state. But it should not be a problem if the S1 sleep state isn't supported intentionally. Kernel message: [ 1.933647] ACPI Exception: AE_NOT_FOUND, While evaluating Sleep State [\_S2_] (20131115/hwxface-580) ADVICE: The exception comes from kernel cannot find _S2 namespace object that contains the register values for the sleep state when kernel would like to setup all the sleep state information. This means kernel don't know how to enter S2 sleep state. But it should not be a problem if the S2 sleep state isn't supported intentionally. FAILED [MEDIUM] KlogBiosIrqInvalid: Test 1, MEDIUM Kernel message: [ 2.415626] pcieport 0000:80:00.0: device [8086:2f01] has invalid IRQ; check vendor BIOS ADVICE: An error occurred probing the PCI-Express port devices. The device has a valid pin but did not have an a valid IRQ. This is normally due to a misconfiguration in the firmware. FAILED [LOW] KlogAcpiSystemIOConflict: Test 1, LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048492] ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000428-0x000000000000042f SystemIO conflicts with Region \GPE0 1 (20131115/utaddress-251) ADVICE: A resource conflict between an ACPI OperationRegion and a native driver has been detected. By default the kernel will use a strict policy and will not allow this region to conflict and -EBUSY will be returned to the caller that was trying to allocate the already claimed region. If an ACPI driver is available for this device then this should be used instead of a native driver, so disabling the native driver may help. (Note that the lpc_ich driver can trigger these warnings, in which case they can generally be ignored). One can specify kernel boot parameter acpi_enforce_resources=lax to disable these checks but it may lead to random problems and system instability. Alternatively, one can specify acpi_enforce_resources=no and ACPI Operation Region resources will not be registered. FAILED [LOW] KlogAcpiSystemIOConflict: Test 1, LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048501] ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000500-0x000000000000052f SystemIO conflicts with Region \GPIO 1 (20131115/utaddress-251) ADVICE: A resource conflict between an ACPI OperationRegion and a native driver has been detected. By default the kernel will use a strict policy and will not allow this region to conflict and -EBUSY will be returned to the caller that was trying to allocate the already claimed region. If an ACPI driver is available for this device then this should be used instead of a native driver, so disabling the native driver may help. (Note that the lpc_ich driver can trigger these warnings, in which case they can generally be ignored). One can specify kernel boot parameter acpi_enforce_resources=lax to disable these checks but it may lead to random problems and system instability. Alternatively, one can specify acpi_enforce_resources=no and ACPI Operation Region resources will not be registered. FAILED [LOW] KlogAcpiSystemIOConflict: Test 1, LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048503] ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000500-0x000000000000052f SystemIO conflicts with Region \GPIV 2 (20131115/utaddress-251) ADVICE: A resource conflict between an ACPI OperationRegion and a native driver has been detected. By default the kernel will use a strict policy and will not allow this region to conflict and -EBUSY will be returned to the caller that was trying to allocate the already claimed region. If an ACPI driver is available for this device then this should be used instead of a native driver, so disabling the native driver may help. (Note that the lpc_ich driver can trigger these warnings, in which case they can generally be ignored). One can specify kernel boot parameter acpi_enforce_resources=lax to disable these checks but it may lead to random problems and system instability. Alternatively, one can specify acpi_enforce_resources=no and ACPI Operation Region resources will not be registered. FAILED [LOW] KlogAcpiSystemIOConflictLpcIchWatchDogTimer: Test 1, LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048600] lpc_ich: Resource conflict(s) found affecting gpio_ich ADVICE: A resource conflict has occurred between ACPI OperationRegions and the same I/O region used by the lpc_ich driver for the General Purpose I/O (GPIO) region. Sometimes this GPIO region is used by the firmware for rfkill or LED controls or very rarely for the Embedded Controller System Control Interrupt. This may require deeper inspection to check if the conflict will lead to any real issues. However, in the vast majority of cases this warning can be ignored as no harm will occur. Found 6 unique errors in kernel log. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 6 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ mtrr: MTRR tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MTRR overview ------------- Reg 0: 0x0000000080000000 - 0x0000000100000000 ( 2048 MB) Uncached Reg 1: 0x0000380000000000 - 0x0000388000000000 (524288 MB) Uncached Reg 2: 0x0000000090000000 - 0x00000000a0000000 ( 256 MB) Write-Through Reg 3: 0x00000000a0000000 - 0x00000000b0000000 ( 256 MB) Write-Through Reg 4: 0x00000000b0000000 - 0x00000000b2000000 ( 32 MB) Write-Through Test 1 of 3: Validate the kernel MTRR IOMEM setup. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x1000 to 0x99bff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x1000 to 0x99bff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x100000 to 0x78390fff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x100000 to 0x78390fff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x78f72000 to 0x79157fff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x78f72000 to 0x79157fff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x7b967000 to 0x7b967fff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x7b967000 to 0x7b967fff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x7b9ee000 to 0x7bc0dfff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x7b9ee000 to 0x7bc0dfff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x7bff9000 to 0x7bffffff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x7bff9000 to 0x7bffffff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRIncorrectAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x100000000 to 0x407fffffff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). FAILED [MEDIUM] MTRRLackingAttr: Test 1, Memory range 0x100000000 to 0x407fffffff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. Test 2 of 3: Validate the MTRR setup across all processors. PASSED: Test 2, All processors have the a consistent MTRR setup. Test 3 of 3: Test for AMD MtrrFixDramModEn being cleared by the BIOS. SKIPPED: Test 3, CPU is not an AMD, cannot test. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 14 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 1 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ acpiinfo: General ACPI information test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 3: Determine Kernel ACPI version. Kernel ACPICA driver version: 20131115, supports ACPI 5.0 Test 2 of 3: Determine machine's ACPI version. FADT X_FIRMWARE_CTRL 64 bit pointer was zero, falling back to using FIRMWARE_CTRL 32 bit pointer. FACP ACPI Version: 5.0 Test 3 of 3: Determine AML compiler. Determine the compiler used to generate the ACPI AML in the DSDT and SSDT. Table DSDT, OEM SUPERM, created with INTL (Intel) compiler. Table SSDT0, OEM SUPERM, created with INTL (Intel) compiler. Table SSDT1, OEM SUPERM, created with INTL (Intel) compiler. Table SSDT2, OEM SUPERM, created with INTL (Intel) compiler. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 3 info only. ================================================================================ securebootcert: UEFI secure boot test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cannot detect any UEFI firmware. Aborted. Aborted test, initialisation failed. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 1 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ csm: UEFI Compatibility Support Module test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: UEFI Compatibility Support Module test. Checking for UEFI Compatibility Support Module (CSM) Int 10h jumps to 0xc16bc in option ROM at: 0xc0000..0xc8000 No CSM: Legacy BIOS firmware has video option ROM with Int 10h support. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 1 info only. ================================================================================ maxreadreq: Test firmware has set PCI Express MaxReadReq to a higher value on non-motherboard devices. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test firmware settings MaxReadReq for PCI Express devices. MaxReadReq for 0000:00:05.4 is low (128). MaxReadReq for 0000:00:11.0 is low (128). MaxReadReq for 0000:80:05.4 is low (128). FAILED [LOW] LowMaxReadReq: Test 1, 3 devices have low MaxReadReq settings. Firmware may have configured these too low. ADVICE: The MaxReadRequest size is set too low and will affect performance. It will provide excellent bus sharing at the cost of bus data transfer rates. Although not a critical issue, it may be worth considering setting the MaxReadRequest size to 256 or 512 to increase throughput on the PCI Express bus. Some drivers (for example the Brocade Fibre Channel driver) allow one to override the firmware settings. Where possible, this BIOS configuration setting is worth increasing it a little more for better performance at a small reduction of bus sharing. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 1 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ crs: Test PCI host bridge configuration using _CRS. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test PCI host bridge configuration using _CRS. PASSED: Test 1, The kernel has detected a BIOS newer than the end of 2007 (9/24 /2014) and has assumed that your BIOS can correctly specify the host bridge MMIO aperture using _CRS. If this does not work correctly you can override this by booting with "pci=nocrs". ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ aspm: PCIe ASPM test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: PCIe ASPM ACPI test. PCIe ASPM is controlled by Linux kernel. Test 2 of 2: PCIe ASPM registers test. WARNING: Test 2, RP 00h:01h.00h L1 not enabled. WARNING: Test 2, Device 01h:00h.00h L0s not enabled. ADVICE: The ASPM L0s low power Link state is optimized for short entry and exit latencies, while providing substantial power savings. Disabling L0s of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system. ADVICE: The ASPM L1 low power Link state is optimized for maximum power savings with longer entry and exit latencies. Disabling L1 of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system significantly. PASSED: Test 2, PCIe ASPM setting matched was matched. WARNING: Test 2, RP 00h:1Ch.03h L0s not enabled. WARNING: Test 2, RP 00h:1Ch.03h L1 not enabled. WARNING: Test 2, Device 05h:00h.00h L0s not enabled. WARNING: Test 2, Device 05h:00h.00h L1 not enabled. ADVICE: The ASPM L0s low power Link state is optimized for short entry and exit latencies, while providing substantial power savings. Disabling L0s of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system. ADVICE: The ASPM L1 low power Link state is optimized for maximum power savings with longer entry and exit latencies. Disabling L1 of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system significantly. PASSED: Test 2, PCIe ASPM setting matched was matched. WARNING: Test 2, RP 05h:00h.00h L0s not enabled. WARNING: Test 2, RP 05h:00h.00h L1 not enabled. ADVICE: The ASPM L0s low power Link state is optimized for short entry and exit latencies, while providing substantial power savings. Disabling L0s of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system. ADVICE: The ASPM L1 low power Link state is optimized for maximum power savings with longer entry and exit latencies. Disabling L1 of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system significantly. PASSED: Test 2, PCIe ASPM setting matched was matched. WARNING: Test 2, Device 81h:00h.00h L0s not enabled. ADVICE: The ASPM L0s low power Link state is optimized for short entry and exit latencies, while providing substantial power savings. Disabling L0s of a PCIe device may increases power consumption, and will impact the battery life of a mobile system. PASSED: Test 2, PCIe ASPM setting matched was matched. ================================================================================ 4 passed, 0 failed, 9 warnings, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ hpet_check: HPET configuration tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 4: Test HPET base in kernel log. This test checks the HPET PCI BAR for each timer block in the timer. The base address is passed by the firmware via an ACPI table. IRQ routing and initialization is also verified by the test. PASSED: Test 1, Found HPET base 0xfed00000 in kernel log. Test 2 of 4: Test HPET base in HPET table. Hardware ID of Event Block: PCI Vendor ID : 0x8086 Legacy IRQ Routing Capable : 1 COUNT_SIZE_CAP counter size: 1 Number of comparitors : 7 Hardwre Revision ID : 0x1 Lower 32 bit base Address : 0xfed00000 Address Space ID : 0x0 Register Bit Width : 0x40 Register Bit Offset : 0x0 Address Width : 0x0 HPET sequence number : 0x0 Minimum clock tick : 0x37ee Page Protection : 0x0 (No guaranteed protection) OEM attributes : 0x0 PASSED: Test 2, HPET looks sane. Test 3 of 4: Test HPET base in DSDT and/or SSDT. PASSED: Test 3, HPET base matches that between DSDT and the kernel (0xfed00000). Test 4 of 4: Test HPET configuration. PASSED: Test 4, Vendor ID looks sane: 0x8086. PASSED: Test 4, Valid clock period 69841279. ================================================================================ 5 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ dmicheck: DMI/SMBIOS table tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: Find and test SMBIOS Table Entry Point. This test tries to find and sanity check the SMBIOS data structures. PASSED: Test 1, Found SMBIOS Table Entry Point at 0xf0560 SMBIOS Entry Point Structure: Anchor String : _SM_ Checksum : 0xef Entry Point Length : 0x1f Major Version : 0x02 Minor Version : 0x08 Maximum Struct Size : 0x8a Entry Point Revision : 0x00 Formatted Area : 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 Intermediate Anchor : _DMI_ Intermediate Checksum : 0xa1 Structure Table Length : 0x1975 Structure Table Address: 0x000ed8a0 # of SMBIOS Structures : 0x008c SBMIOS BCD Revision : 27 PASSED: Test 1, SMBIOS Table Entry Point Checksum is valid. PASSED: Test 1, SMBIOS Table Entry Point Length is valid. PASSED: Test 1, SMBIOS Table Entry Intermediate Anchor String _DMI_ is valid. PASSED: Test 1, SMBIOS Table Entry Point Intermediate Checksum is valid. PASSED: Test 1, SMBIOS Table Entry Structure Table Address and Length looks valid. Test 2 of 2: Test DMI/SMBIOS tables for errors. WARNING: Test 2, SMBIOS version 2.8 is not supported by the dmicheck test. This test only supports SMBIOS version 2.7 and lower. ================================================================================ 6 passed, 0 failed, 1 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ microcode: Test if system is using latest microcode. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test for most recent microcode being loaded. This test verifies if the firmware has put a recent revision of the microcode into the processor at boot time. Recent microcode is important to have all the required features and errata updates for the processor. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 0 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 1 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 2 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 3 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 4 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 5 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 6 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 7 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 8 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 9 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 16 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 17 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 18 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 19 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 20 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 21 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 22 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 23 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 24 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 25 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 32 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 33 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 34 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 35 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 36 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 37 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 38 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 39 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 40 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 41 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 48 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 49 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 50 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 51 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 52 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 53 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 54 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 55 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 56 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 57 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 64 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 65 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 66 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 67 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 68 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 69 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 70 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. FAILED [MEDIUM] MicrocodeNotUpdated: Test 1, The kernel did not report that CPU 71 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. Could not determine if CPU 72 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 73 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 80 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 81 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 82 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 83 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 84 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 85 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 86 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 87 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 88 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 89 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 96 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 97 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 98 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 99 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 100 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 101 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 102 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 103 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 104 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 105 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 112 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. Could not determine if CPU 113 had a microcode update from the kernel message log. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 48 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ msr: MSR register tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 5: Test CPU generic MSRs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000001 P5_MC_TYPE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000006 MONITOR_FILTER_SIZE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000017 PLATFORM_ID is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000002a EBL_CR_POWERON is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000001b APIC_BASE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000003a FEATURE_CONTROL is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000008b BIOS_SIGN_ID is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000000fe MTRRCAP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000174 SYSENTER_CS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000175 SYSENTER_ESP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000176 SYSENTER_EIP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000179 MCG_CAP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000017a MCG_STATUS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000019a CLOCK_MODULATION is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000019b THERM_INTERRUPT is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001a0 MISC_ENABLE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001b2 PACKAGE_THERM_INTERRUPT is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001f2 SMRR_PHYSBASE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001f3 SMRR_PHYSMASK is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001f8 PLATFORM_DCA_CAP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001f9 CPU_DCA_CAP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000001fa DCA_O_CAP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000200 MTRR_PHYSBASE0 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000201 MTRR_PHYSMASK0 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000202 MTRR_PHYSBASE1 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000203 MTRR_PHYSMASK1 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000204 MTRR_PHYSBASE2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000205 MTRR_PHYSMASK2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000206 MTRR_PHYSBASE3 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000207 MTRR_PHYSMASK3 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000208 MTRR_PHYSBASE4 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000209 MTRR_PHYSMASK4 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000020a MTRR_PHYSBASE5 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000020b MTRR_PHYSMASK5 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000020c MTRR_PHYSBASE6 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000020d MTRR_PHYSMASK6 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000020e MTRR_PHYSBASE7 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000020f MTRR_PHYSMASK7 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000210 MTRR_PHYSBASE8 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000211 MTRR_PHYSMASK8 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000212 MTRR_PHYSBASE9 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000213 MTRR_PHYSMASK9 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000250 MTRR_FIX64K_000 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000258 MTRR_FIX16K_800 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000259 MTRR_FIX16K_a00 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000268 MTRR_FIX4K_C000 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000269 MTRR_FIX4K_C800 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000026a MTRR_FIX4K_D000 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000026b MTRR_FIX4K_D800 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000026c MTRR_FIX4K_E000 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000026d MTRR_FIX4K_E800 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000026e MTRR_FIX4K_F000 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000026f MTRR_FIX4K_F800 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000277 PAT is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000280 MC0_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000281 MC1_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000282 MC2_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000283 MC3_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000284 MC4_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000285 MC5_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000286 MC6_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000287 MC7_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000288 MC8_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000289 MC9_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000028a MC10_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000028b MC11_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000028c MC12_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000028d MC13_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000028e MC14_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000028f MC15_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000290 MC16_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000291 MC17_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000292 MC18_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000293 MC19_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000294 MC20_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000295 MC21_CTL2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000002ff MTRR_DEF_TYPE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x000003f1 PEBS_ENABLE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000480 VMX_BASIC is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000481 VMX_PINPASED_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000482 VMX_PROCBASED_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000483 VMX_EXIT_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000484 VMX_ENTRY_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000485 VMX_MISC is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000486 VMX_CR0_FIXED0 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000487 VMX_CR0_FIXED1 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000488 VMX_CR4_FIXED0 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000489 VMX_CR4_FIXED1 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000048a VMX_VMX_VMCS_ENUM is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000048b VMX_PROCBASED_CTLS2 is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000048c VMX_EPT_VPID_CAP is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000048d VMX_TRUE_PINBASED_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000048e VMX_TRUE_PROCBASED_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x0000048f VMX_TRUE_EXIT_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0x00000490 VMX_TRUE_ENTRY_CTLS is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0xc0000080 EFER is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0xc0000081 STAR is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0xc0000082 LSTAR is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0xc0000084 FMASK is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 1, MSR 0xc0000102 KERNEL_GS_BASE is consistent across 72 CPUs. Test 2 of 5: Test CPU specific model MSRs. No model specific tests for model 0x3f. Test 3 of 5: Test all P State Ratios. PASSED: Test 3, MSR 0x000000ce Minimum P-State is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 3, MSR 0x000000ce Maximum P-State is consistent across 72 CPUs. Test 4 of 5: Test C1 and C3 autodemotion. PASSED: Test 4, MSR 0x000000e2 C1 and C3 Autodemotion is consistent across 72 CPUs. C1 and C3 Autodemotion disabled. Test 5 of 5: Test SMRR MSR registers. PASSED: Test 5, MSR 0x000001f2 SMRR_PHYSBASE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 5, MSR 0x000001f2 SMRR_TYPE is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 5, MSR 0x000001f3 SMRR_PHYSMASK is consistent across 72 CPUs. PASSED: Test 5, MSR 0x000001f3 SMRR_VALID is consistent across 72 CPUs. ================================================================================ 107 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ nx: Test if CPU NX is disabled by the BIOS. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 3: Test CPU NX capability. PASSED: Test 1, CPU has NX flags, BIOS is not disabling it. Test 2 of 3: Test all CPUs have same BIOS set NX flag. This test verifies that all CPUs have the same NX flag setting. Although rare, BIOS may set the NX flag differently per CPU. PASSED: Test 2, All 72 CPUs have the same NX flag set. Test 3 of 3: Test all CPUs have same msr setting in MSR 0x1a0. This test verifies that all CPUs have the same NX flag setting by examining the per CPU MSR register 0x1a0. PASSED: Test 3, All 72 CPUs have the NX flag in MSR 0x1a0 set. ================================================================================ 3 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ cpufreq: CPU frequency scaling tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: CPU P-State tests. For each processor in the system, this test steps through the various frequency states (P-states) that the BIOS advertises for the processor. For each processor /frequency combination, a quick performance value is measured. The test then validates that: 1. Each processor has the same number of frequency states. 2. Higher advertised frequencies have a higher performance. 3. No duplicate frequency values are reported by the BIOS. 4. BIOS doing Sw_All P-state coordination across cores. 5. BIOS doing Sw_Any P-state coordination across cores. CPU 0: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343179 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219367 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209817 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200255 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190738 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181198 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171653 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162121 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152568 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143046 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133292 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123729 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114376 CPU 1: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343473 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219397 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209856 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200313 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190784 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181226 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171702 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162138 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152614 1500 MHz | 41.6 % | 143056 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133337 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123745 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114434 CPU 2: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343433 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219418 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209857 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200335 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190766 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181240 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171684 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162143 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152601 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143058 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133319 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123762 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114385 CPU 3: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343453 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219396 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209867 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200318 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190784 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181229 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171694 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162137 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152617 1500 MHz | 41.6 % | 143042 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133342 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123744 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114429 CPU 4: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343404 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219434 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209846 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200329 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190762 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181229 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171672 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162157 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152580 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143064 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133327 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123755 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114423 CPU 5: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343426 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219389 2.25 GHz | 61.0 % | 209578 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200304 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190720 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181221 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171695 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162138 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152587 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143053 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133333 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123747 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114430 CPU 6: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 323896 2.35 GHz | 67.7 % | 219408 2.25 GHz | 64.8 % | 209785 2.15 GHz | 61.8 % | 200173 2.05 GHz | 58.9 % | 190779 1.95 GHz | 56.0 % | 181241 1.85 GHz | 53.0 % | 171654 1.75 GHz | 50.1 % | 162151 1.65 GHz | 47.1 % | 152597 1500 MHz | 44.2 % | 143054 1400 MHz | 41.2 % | 133318 1300 MHz | 38.2 % | 123728 1200 MHz | 35.3 % | 114194 CPU 7: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343345 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219378 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209869 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200309 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190785 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181220 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171700 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162133 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152606 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143052 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133334 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123747 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114438 CPU 8: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 331597 2.35 GHz | 66.2 % | 219387 2.25 GHz | 63.3 % | 209858 2.15 GHz | 60.4 % | 200330 2.05 GHz | 57.5 % | 190786 1.95 GHz | 54.7 % | 181242 1.85 GHz | 51.8 % | 171688 1.75 GHz | 48.9 % | 162151 1.65 GHz | 46.0 % | 152599 1500 MHz | 43.1 % | 143060 1400 MHz | 40.2 % | 133329 1300 MHz | 37.3 % | 123755 1200 MHz | 34.5 % | 114430 CPU 9: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343422 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219347 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209877 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200309 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190778 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181245 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171713 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162143 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152613 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143059 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133329 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123753 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114433 CPU 10: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343404 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219409 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209853 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200320 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190767 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181234 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171674 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162155 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152590 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143068 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133323 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123758 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114425 CPU 11: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343438 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219375 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209857 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200263 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190786 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181223 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171693 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162114 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152610 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143048 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133338 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123743 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114430 CPU 12: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343352 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219411 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209841 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200326 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190775 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181241 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171678 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162158 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152610 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143058 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133323 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123754 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114426 CPU 13: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343386 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219381 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209865 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200305 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190773 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181218 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171691 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162140 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152593 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143051 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133331 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123731 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114180 CPU 14: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343104 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219402 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209863 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200315 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190762 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181197 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171636 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162072 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152557 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143034 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133261 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123694 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114374 CPU 15: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343353 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219306 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209794 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200247 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190721 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181182 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171636 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162074 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152519 1500 MHz | 41.6 % | 143006 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133241 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123683 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114393 CPU 16: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343298 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219372 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209796 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200261 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190681 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181230 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171663 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162117 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152568 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143029 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133245 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123679 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114365 CPU 17: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343236 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219321 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209828 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200227 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190723 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181174 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171616 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162073 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152562 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143024 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133297 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123711 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114416 CPU 18: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342619 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219171 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209345 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 199873 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190290 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 180846 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171294 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161766 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152414 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142723 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133002 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123505 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114156 CPU 19: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342419 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219266 2.25 GHz | 61.3 % | 209822 2.15 GHz | 58.5 % | 200251 2.05 GHz | 55.7 % | 190763 1.95 GHz | 52.9 % | 181146 1.85 GHz | 50.1 % | 171676 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 162106 1.65 GHz | 44.6 % | 152556 1500 MHz | 41.8 % | 142986 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133296 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123661 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114438 CPU 20: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343182 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219416 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209839 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200338 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190744 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181239 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171669 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 162154 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152579 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143079 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133316 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123761 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114427 CPU 21: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343358 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219374 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209862 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200292 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190710 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181187 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171692 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162114 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152619 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143047 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133342 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123737 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114433 CPU 22: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343222 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219417 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209816 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200324 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190736 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181225 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171651 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162156 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152569 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143048 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133307 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123755 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114418 CPU 23: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343402 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219369 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209868 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200296 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190792 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181211 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171695 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162130 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152615 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143039 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133188 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123454 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114300 CPU 24: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342593 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219133 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209620 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200070 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190535 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 180974 1.85 GHz | 50.1 % | 171476 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 161928 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152385 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142865 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133168 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123573 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114289 CPU 25: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343063 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219123 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209612 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200067 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190510 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 180997 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171480 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161927 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152410 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142892 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133146 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123596 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114302 CPU 26: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342449 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219142 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209633 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200053 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190559 1.95 GHz | 52.9 % | 181045 1.85 GHz | 50.1 % | 171468 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 161946 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152421 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142856 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133161 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123598 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114271 CPU 27: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343094 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219157 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209595 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200078 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190545 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 180996 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171485 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161951 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152388 1500 MHz | 41.6 % | 142879 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133166 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123607 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114302 CPU 28: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343077 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219149 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209644 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200120 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190552 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181049 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171519 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161954 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152450 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142912 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133171 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123617 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114321 CPU 29: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342954 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219184 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209650 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200068 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190584 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181053 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171482 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161977 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152441 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142877 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133199 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123614 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114290 CPU 30: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342665 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219137 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209584 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200061 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190546 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 180977 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171478 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 161946 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152389 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142881 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133160 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123418 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114319 CPU 31: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342704 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219170 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209610 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200068 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190515 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181012 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171450 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 161942 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152405 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142884 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133152 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123576 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114281 CPU 32: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342997 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219158 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209649 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200098 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190554 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181053 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171508 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161955 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152450 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142892 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133171 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123633 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114319 CPU 33: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 323447 2.35 GHz | 67.8 % | 219187 2.25 GHz | 64.8 % | 209686 2.15 GHz | 61.9 % | 200072 2.05 GHz | 58.9 % | 190571 1.95 GHz | 56.0 % | 181061 1.85 GHz | 53.0 % | 171476 1.75 GHz | 50.1 % | 161971 1.65 GHz | 47.1 % | 152448 1500 MHz | 44.2 % | 142885 1400 MHz | 41.2 % | 133179 1300 MHz | 38.2 % | 123629 1200 MHz | 35.3 % | 114299 CPU 34: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342617 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219199 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209621 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200112 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190589 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181055 1.85 GHz | 50.1 % | 171502 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 161980 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152435 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142880 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133199 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123612 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114297 CPU 35: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343069 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219195 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209625 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200118 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190575 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181024 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171509 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161995 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152440 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142903 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133189 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123619 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114305 CPU 36: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 328372 2.35 GHz | 66.5 % | 218446 2.25 GHz | 63.8 % | 209622 2.15 GHz | 60.5 % | 198620 2.05 GHz | 58.0 % | 190590 1.95 GHz | 55.1 % | 181031 1.85 GHz | 52.2 % | 171478 1.75 GHz | 49.3 % | 161962 1.65 GHz | 46.4 % | 152388 1500 MHz | 43.5 % | 142861 1400 MHz | 40.5 % | 133128 1300 MHz | 37.6 % | 123572 1200 MHz | 34.8 % | 114221 CPU 37: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 326672 2.35 GHz | 67.2 % | 219391 2.25 GHz | 64.2 % | 209821 2.15 GHz | 61.3 % | 200300 2.05 GHz | 58.4 % | 190761 1.95 GHz | 55.5 % | 181180 1.85 GHz | 52.6 % | 171680 1.75 GHz | 49.6 % | 162129 1.65 GHz | 46.7 % | 152575 1500 MHz | 43.8 % | 143044 1400 MHz | 40.8 % | 133305 1300 MHz | 37.9 % | 123712 1200 MHz | 35.0 % | 114416 CPU 38: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 326674 2.35 GHz | 67.1 % | 219361 2.25 GHz | 64.2 % | 209841 2.15 GHz | 61.3 % | 200289 2.05 GHz | 58.4 % | 190756 1.95 GHz | 55.5 % | 181237 1.85 GHz | 52.5 % | 171653 1.75 GHz | 49.6 % | 162156 1.65 GHz | 46.7 % | 152606 1500 MHz | 43.8 % | 143056 1400 MHz | 40.8 % | 133327 1300 MHz | 37.9 % | 123757 1200 MHz | 35.0 % | 114422 CPU 39: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 314754 2.35 GHz | 69.7 % | 219366 2.25 GHz | 66.7 % | 209840 2.15 GHz | 63.6 % | 200306 2.05 GHz | 60.6 % | 190781 1.95 GHz | 57.6 % | 181216 1.85 GHz | 54.5 % | 171691 1.75 GHz | 51.5 % | 162151 1.65 GHz | 48.5 % | 152586 1500 MHz | 45.4 % | 143055 1400 MHz | 42.4 % | 133331 1300 MHz | 39.3 % | 123745 1200 MHz | 36.4 % | 114442 CPU 40: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343359 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219390 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209858 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200331 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190753 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181237 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171683 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162140 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152595 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143069 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133311 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123761 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114424 CPU 41: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343422 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219401 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209854 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200296 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190783 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181224 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171687 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162135 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152621 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143044 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133335 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123761 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114423 CPU 42: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343174 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219421 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209831 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200328 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190753 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181225 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171674 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 162152 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152598 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143062 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133342 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123757 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114429 CPU 43: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343352 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219380 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209866 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200326 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190766 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181224 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171690 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162123 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152622 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143068 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133329 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123750 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114441 CPU 44: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343417 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219381 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209837 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200303 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190761 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181215 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171627 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162132 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152585 1500 MHz | 41.6 % | 143015 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133318 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123727 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114387 CPU 45: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343393 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219361 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209852 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200297 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190718 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181214 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171689 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162091 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152568 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143047 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133314 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123732 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114401 CPU 46: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343412 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219402 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209852 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200277 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190765 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181233 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171686 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162121 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152601 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143059 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133322 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123692 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114426 CPU 47: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343405 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219394 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209867 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200305 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190760 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181210 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171655 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162130 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152586 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143039 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133305 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123731 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114426 CPU 48: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343403 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219392 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209831 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200313 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190750 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181197 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171681 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162117 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152583 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143036 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133288 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123744 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114420 CPU 49: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343274 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219386 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209856 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200277 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190722 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181210 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171685 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162127 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152547 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143011 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133316 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123731 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114328 CPU 50: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343236 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219418 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209797 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200324 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190704 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181228 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171643 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162126 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152569 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143051 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133304 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123745 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114398 CPU 51: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343422 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219375 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209836 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200271 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190741 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181217 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171670 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162131 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152572 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143043 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133329 1300 MHz | 35.9 % | 123442 1200 MHz | 33.2 % | 113956 CPU 52: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 339433 2.35 GHz | 64.6 % | 219332 2.25 GHz | 61.8 % | 209851 2.15 GHz | 59.0 % | 200314 2.05 GHz | 56.2 % | 190765 1.95 GHz | 53.4 % | 181229 1.85 GHz | 50.6 % | 171686 1.75 GHz | 47.8 % | 162153 1.65 GHz | 44.9 % | 152555 1500 MHz | 42.1 % | 143063 1400 MHz | 39.3 % | 133330 1300 MHz | 36.5 % | 123762 1200 MHz | 33.7 % | 114434 CPU 53: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343459 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219392 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209871 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200312 2.05 GHz | 55.5 % | 190771 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181229 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171703 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162141 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152616 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143057 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133337 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123744 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114440 CPU 54: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342807 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219057 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209580 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200059 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190520 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181046 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171473 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 161999 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152422 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 142949 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133179 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123646 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114336 CPU 55: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343333 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219371 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209878 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200249 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190787 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181195 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171700 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162120 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152615 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143038 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133190 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123618 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114380 CPU 56: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 323890 2.35 GHz | 67.7 % | 219262 2.25 GHz | 64.7 % | 209629 2.15 GHz | 61.8 % | 200158 2.05 GHz | 58.9 % | 190666 1.95 GHz | 55.9 % | 181084 1.85 GHz | 52.9 % | 171499 1.75 GHz | 50.0 % | 161992 1.65 GHz | 47.1 % | 152521 1500 MHz | 44.1 % | 142975 1400 MHz | 41.1 % | 133206 1300 MHz | 38.2 % | 123708 1200 MHz | 35.3 % | 114416 CPU 57: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343432 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219361 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209874 2.15 GHz | 58.1 % | 199533 2.05 GHz | 55.1 % | 189307 1.95 GHz | 52.5 % | 180341 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171700 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162130 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152591 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143040 1400 MHz | 38.5 % | 132211 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123750 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114454 CPU 58: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342988 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219411 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209819 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200326 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190729 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181238 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171655 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 162123 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152582 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143073 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133310 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123756 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114416 CPU 59: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343415 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219368 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209864 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200289 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190788 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181205 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171719 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162123 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152613 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143043 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133345 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123744 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114444 CPU 60: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343305 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219420 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209829 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200330 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190736 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181244 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171649 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162159 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152581 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143070 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133312 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123771 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114418 CPU 61: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343393 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219378 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209870 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200279 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190797 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181203 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171663 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162078 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152617 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143038 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133344 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123738 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114434 CPU 62: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342590 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219417 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209821 2.15 GHz | 58.5 % | 200334 2.05 GHz | 55.7 % | 190712 1.95 GHz | 52.9 % | 181250 1.85 GHz | 50.1 % | 171682 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 162151 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152600 1500 MHz | 41.8 % | 143075 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133319 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123761 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114418 CPU 63: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343282 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219367 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209850 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200284 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190784 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181213 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171698 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162143 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152618 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143047 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133343 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123741 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114447 CPU 64: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343298 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219426 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209826 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200331 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190741 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181244 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171660 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162157 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152570 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143073 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133312 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123761 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114421 CPU 65: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343338 2.35 GHz | 63.9 % | 219364 2.25 GHz | 61.1 % | 209866 2.15 GHz | 58.3 % | 200281 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190779 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181199 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171683 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162124 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152616 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143040 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 133334 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123730 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114437 CPU 66: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343030 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219382 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209835 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200338 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190759 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181255 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171672 1.75 GHz | 47.3 % | 162146 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152580 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143042 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133324 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123756 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114422 CPU 67: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 343098 2.35 GHz | 63.8 % | 218736 2.25 GHz | 61.0 % | 209407 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200303 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190765 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181215 1.85 GHz | 50.0 % | 171698 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 162020 1.65 GHz | 44.5 % | 152617 1500 MHz | 41.7 % | 143040 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133354 1300 MHz | 36.1 % | 123730 1200 MHz | 33.4 % | 114443 CPU 68: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 327673 2.35 GHz | 66.7 % | 218665 2.25 GHz | 63.8 % | 209159 2.15 GHz | 60.9 % | 199629 2.05 GHz | 58.0 % | 190114 1.95 GHz | 55.1 % | 180624 1.85 GHz | 52.2 % | 171109 1.75 GHz | 49.3 % | 161561 1.65 GHz | 46.4 % | 152042 1500 MHz | 43.5 % | 142520 1400 MHz | 40.5 % | 132822 1300 MHz | 37.6 % | 123284 1200 MHz | 34.8 % | 113970 CPU 69: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 330706 2.35 GHz | 66.1 % | 218681 2.25 GHz | 63.3 % | 209175 2.15 GHz | 60.4 % | 199659 2.05 GHz | 57.5 % | 190138 1.95 GHz | 54.8 % | 181152 1.85 GHz | 51.9 % | 171702 1.75 GHz | 49.0 % | 162127 1.65 GHz | 46.1 % | 152584 1500 MHz | 43.3 % | 143041 1400 MHz | 40.3 % | 133338 1300 MHz | 37.4 % | 123734 1200 MHz | 34.6 % | 114451 CPU 70: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 342976 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 219420 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209849 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 200332 2.05 GHz | 55.6 % | 190769 1.95 GHz | 52.8 % | 181247 1.85 GHz | 50.1 % | 171674 1.75 GHz | 47.2 % | 161910 1.65 GHz | 44.4 % | 152173 1500 MHz | 41.6 % | 142636 1400 MHz | 38.8 % | 132913 1300 MHz | 36.0 % | 123360 1200 MHz | 33.3 % | 114052 CPU 71: 13 CPU frequency steps supported. Frequency | Relative Speed | Bogo loops -----------+----------------+----------- 2.35 GHz | 100.0 % | 341899 2.35 GHz | 64.0 % | 218874 2.25 GHz | 61.2 % | 209353 2.15 GHz | 58.4 % | 199809 2.05 GHz | 55.7 % | 190275 1.95 GHz | 52.9 % | 180838 1.85 GHz | 50.2 % | 171708 1.75 GHz | 47.4 % | 162130 1.65 GHz | 44.6 % | 152609 1500 MHz | 41.8 % | 143047 1400 MHz | 38.9 % | 133166 1300 MHz | 36.2 % | 123746 1200 MHz | 33.5 % | 114436 PASSED: Test 1, P-state coordination under hardware control. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ maxfreq: Test max CPU frequencies against max scaling frequency. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Maximum CPU frequency test. This test checks the maximum CPU frequency as detected by the kernel for each CPU against maxiumum frequency as specified by the BIOS frequency scaling settings. CPU 0 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 1 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 2 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 3 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 4 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 5 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 6 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 7 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 8 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 9 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 10 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 11 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 12 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 13 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 14 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 15 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 16 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 17 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 18 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 19 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 20 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 21 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 22 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 23 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 24 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 25 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 26 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 27 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 28 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 29 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 30 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 31 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 32 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 33 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 34 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 35 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 36 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 37 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 38 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 39 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 40 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 41 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 42 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 43 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 44 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 45 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 46 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 47 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 48 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 49 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 50 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 51 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 52 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 53 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 54 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 55 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 56 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 57 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 58 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 59 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 60 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 61 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 62 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 63 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 64 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 65 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 66 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 67 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 68 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 69 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 70 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. CPU 71 maximum frequency 2.301000 GHz is sane. PASSED: Test 1, 72 CPUs passed the maximum frequency check. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ virt: CPU Virtualisation Configuration test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: CPU Virtualisation Configuration test. Check VT/VMX Virtualization extensions are set up correctly. PASSED: Test 1, Virtualization extensions supported and enabled by BIOS. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ pnp: BIOS Support Installation structure test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: PnP BIOS Support Installation structure test. This test tries to find and sanity check the Plug and Play BIOS Support Installation Check structure. Found PnP Installation Check structure at 0x000f0b70 Signature : $PnP Version : 0x10 (1.0) Length : 0x0021 bytes Control Field : 0x0000 (Not supported) Event Notification Flag Address : 0x00000000 (undefined) Real Mode 16 bit Code Address : 0xf000:c946 Real Mode 16 bit Data Address : 0xf000:0000 16 bit Protected Mode Code Address : 0x000fc96e 16 bit Protected Mode Data Address : 0x000f0000 OEM Device Identifier : 0x00000000 (undefined) PASSED: Test 1, Version 1.0 detected. PASSED: Test 1, PnP Installation Check structure is the correct length of 33 bytes. ================================================================================ 2 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ pciirq: PCI IRQ Routing Table test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: PCI IRQ Routing Table test. This test tries to find and sanity check the PCI IRQ Routing Table, as defined by http://www.microsoft.com/taiwan/whdc/archive/pciirq.mspx and described in pages 233-238 of PCI System Architecture, Fourth Edition, Mindshare, Inc. (1999). NOTE: The PCI IRQ Routing Table only really knows about ISA IRQs and is generally not used with APIC. Found PCI IRQ Routing Table at 0x000fd280 Signature : $PIR Version : 0x0100 (1.0) Table Size : 0x0130 bytes (17 slot entries) PCI Router ID : 00:1f.0 PCI Exclusive IRQs : 0x0000 (none) Compatible PCI Router : 8086:27b8 Miniport Data : 0x00000000 (none) Reserved : 0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00 Checksum : 0x85 Bus:Dev Slot INTA# INTB# INTC# INTD# 01:00 0b 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 00:01 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 00:02 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 00:03 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 00:04 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 00:11 00 60/1ce0 00:14 00 63/1c60 00:16 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 00:1a 00 62/1c60 00:1b 00 6a/1ce0 00:1c 00 60/1ce0 63/1c60 06:00 00 63/1c60 00:1d 00 62/1c60 00:1f 00 60/1ce0 62/1c60 81:00 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 80:00 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 80:04 00 60/1ce0 61/1ce0 62/1c60 63/1c60 PASSED: Test 1, The Compatible PCI Interrupt Router is defined. PASSED: Test 1, Table size was correct for 17 slot entries. PASSED: Test 1, Reserved region is set to zero. PASSED: Test 1, All 17 slots have sane looking link and IRQ bitmaps. ================================================================================ 4 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ os2gap: OS/2 memory hole test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test the OS/2 15Mb memory hole is absent. PASSED: Test 1, No OS/2 memory hole found. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ mpcheck: MultiProcessor Tables tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 9: Test MP header. PASSED: Test 1, MP header looks sane. Test 2 of 9: Test MP CPU entries. PASSED: Test 2, All 36 CPU entries look sane. Test 3 of 9: Test MP Bus entries. PASSED: Test 3, All 11 Bus Entries looked sane. Test 4 of 9: Test MP IO APIC entries. PASSED: Test 4, All 3 IO APIC Entries look sane. Test 5 of 9: Test MP IO Interrupt entries. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 9 (@0x000fd9e4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 10 (@0x000fd9ec) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 11 (@0x000fd9f4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 12 (@0x000fd9fc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 13 (@0x000fda04) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 14 (@0x000fda0c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 15 (@0x000fda14) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 16 (@0x000fda1c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 17 (@0x000fda24) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 18 (@0x000fda2c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 19 (@0x000fda34) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 20 (@0x000fda3c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 21 (@0x000fda44) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 22 (@0x000fda4c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 23 (@0x000fda54) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 24 (@0x000fda5c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 25 (@0x000fda64) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 26 (@0x000fda6c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 27 (@0x000fda74) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 28 (@0x000fda7c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 29 (@0x000fda84) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 30 (@0x000fda8c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 31 (@0x000fda94) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 32 (@0x000fda9c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 33 (@0x000fdaa4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 34 (@0x000fdaac) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 35 (@0x000fdab4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 36 (@0x000fdabc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 37 (@0x000fdac4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 38 (@0x000fdacc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 39 (@0x000fdad4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 40 (@0x000fdadc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 41 (@0x000fdae4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 42 (@0x000fdaec) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 43 (@0x000fdaf4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 44 (@0x000fdafc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 45 (@0x000fdb04) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 46 (@0x000fdb0c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 47 (@0x000fdb14) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 48 (@0x000fdb1c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 49 (@0x000fdb24) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 50 (@0x000fdb2c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 51 (@0x000fdb34) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. FAILED [HIGH] MPIOAPICId: Test 5, IO Interrupt Entry 52 (@0x000fdb3c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. Test 6 of 9: Test MP Local Interrupt entries. PASSED: Test 6, All 2 Local Interrupt Entries look sane. Test 7 of 9: Test MP System Address entries. PASSED: Test 7, All 11 System Address Space Mapping Entries looks sane. Test 8 of 9: Test MP Bus Hierarchy entries. PASSED: Test 8, All 1 Bus Hierarchy Entries look sane. Test 9 of 9: Test MP Compatible Bus Address Space entries. PASSED: Test 9, All 4 Compatible Bus Address Space Entries look sane. ================================================================================ 8 passed, 44 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ hda_audio: HDA Audio Pin Configuration test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: HDA Audio Pin Configuration test. Checking 'hwC0D0': Vendor Name : Realtek Vendor ID : 0x10ec0888 Subsystem ID : 0x15d90852 Revision ID : 0x100302 BIOS pin configurations: Pin Setting 0x0011 0x40000000 0x0012 0x411111f0 0x0014 0x411111f0 0x0015 0x411111f0 0x0016 0x411111f0 0x0017 0x411111f0 0x0018 0x411111f0 0x0019 0x02a19020 0x001a 0x411111f0 0x001b 0x02214010 0x001c 0x411111f0 0x001d 0x4024c019 0x001e 0x411111f0 0x001f 0x90c60130 PASSED: Test 1, Default BIOS pin configurations did not have software override. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ ebda: Test EBDA region is mapped and reserved in memory map table. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test EBDA is reserved in E820 table. The Extended BIOS Data Area (EBDA) is normally located at the end of the low 640K region and is typically 2-4K in size. It should be reserved in the Int 15 AX=E820 BIOS memory map table. PASSED: Test 1, EBDA region mapped at 0x99c00 and reserved as a 24K region in the Int 15 AX=E820 BIOS memory map table at 0x99c00..0x9ffff. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ bios32: BIOS32 Service Directory test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: BIOS32 Service Directory test. This test tries to find and sanity check the BIOS32 Service Directory as defined in the Standard BIOS 32-bit Service Directory Proposal, Revision 0.4 May 24, 1993, Phoenix Technologies Ltd and also the PCI BIOS specification. Could not find BIOS32 Service Directory. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ apicedge: APIC edge/level test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Legacy and PCI Interrupt Edge/Level trigger tests. PASSED: Test 1, Legacy interrupts are edge and PCI interrupts are level triggered. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ wmi: Extract and analyse Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Windows Management Instrumentation test. \_SB_.SRIO._WDG (1 of 1) GUID: 0E7AF9F2-44A1-4C6F-A4B0-A7678480DA61 WMI Method: Flags : 0x02 (Method) Object ID : AA Instance : 0x01 PASSED: Test 1, 0E7AF9F2-44A1-4C6F-A4B0-A7678480DA61 has associated method \_SB_.SRIO.WMAA \_SB_.WMTF._WDG (1 of 1) GUID: 86CCFD48-205E-4A77-9C48-2021CBEDE341 WMI Method: Flags : 0x02 (Method) Object ID : TF Instance : 0x01 FAILED [LOW] WMIMultipleMethod: Test 1, GUID 86CCFD48-205E-4A77-9C48-2021CBEDE341 has multiple associated methods WMTF defined, this is a firmware bug that leads to ambigous behaviour. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 1 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ wakealarm: ACPI Wakealarm tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 4: Test existence of RTC with alarm interface. PASSED: Test 1, RTC with a RTC alarm ioctl() interface found. Test 2 of 4: Trigger wakealarm for 1 seconds in the future. Trigger wakealarm for 1 seconds in the future. PASSED: Test 2, RTC wakealarm was triggered successfully. Test 3 of 4: Test if wakealarm is fired. PASSED: Test 3, RTC wakealarm triggered and fired successfully. Test 4 of 4: Multiple wakealarm firing tests. Trigger wakealarm for 1 seconds in the future. Trigger wakealarm for 2 seconds in the future. Trigger wakealarm for 3 seconds in the future. Trigger wakealarm for 4 seconds in the future. PASSED: Test 4, RTC wakealarm triggered and fired successfully. ================================================================================ 4 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ syntaxcheck: Re-assemble DSDT and find syntax errors and warnings. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: Disassemble and reassemble DSDT Checking ACPI table DSDT (#0) FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 247 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00244| Return (OSVR) /* \OSVR */ 00245| } 00246| 00247| Method (MCTH, 2, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 00248| { 00249| If (LLess (SizeOf (Arg0), SizeOf (Arg1))) 00250| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 349 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00346| Name (OSYS, 0x00) 00347| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 00348| { 00349| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 00350| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 00351| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 00352| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 350 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00347| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 00348| { 00349| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 00350| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 00351| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 00352| { 00353| /* 0000 */ 0xAF, 0x35, 0x3E, 0x66, 0x10, 0xCC, 0xA4, 0x41, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 2877 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02874| } 02875| } 02876| 02877| Method (LAPC, 2, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 02878| { 02879| Name (APIC, Buffer (0x08) {}) 02880| CreateByteField (APIC, 0x00, TYPE) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NOT_REFERENCED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 3217 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03214| CreateWordField (Local0, 0x00, CPW0) 03215| CreateByteField (Local0, 0x02, CPB2) 03216| CreateByteField (Local0, 0x04, CPB4) 03217| CreateByteField (Local0, 0x05, CPB5) | ^ | Remark 2089: Object is not referenced (Name is within method [WMAA]) 03218| Store (CPW0, WSIS) /* \WSIS */ 03219| Store (CPB2, WSIB) /* \WSIB */ 03220| Store (CPB4, WSIF) /* \WSIF */ ================================================================================ FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 6579 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06576| }) 06577| Method (_CRS, 0, Serialized) // _CRS: Current Resource Settings 06578| { 06579| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 06580| While (One) 06581| { 06582| Store (ToInteger (HPTS), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.HPET._CRS._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 6764 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06761| 06762| Method (UXDV, 1, Serialized) 06763| { 06764| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 06765| Store (0xFF, Local0) 06766| While (One) 06767| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 6831 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06828| 06829| Method (RRIO, 4, Serialized) 06830| { 06831| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 06832| While (One) 06833| { 06834| Store (Add (Arg0, 0x00), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.RRIO._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 7207 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07204| Mutex (MUT0, 0x00) 07205| Method (ENFG, 1, NotSerialized) 07206| { 07207| Acquire (MUT0, 0x0FFF) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 07208| Store (0xA5, INDX) /* \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1.INDX */ 07209| Store (0xA5, INDX) /* \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1.INDX */ 07210| Store (Arg0, LDN) /* \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1.LDN_ */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TAG_SMALLER: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 7423 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07420| {} 07421| }) 07422| CreateWordField (CRS3, \_SB.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._Y0E._INT, IRQT) // _INT: Interrupts 07423| CreateByteField (CRS3, \_SB.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._Y0E._HE, IRQS) // _HE_: High-Edge | ^ | Warning 3129: ResourceTag smaller than Field (Size mismatch, Tag: 1 bit, Field: 8 bits) 07424| CreateByteField (CRS3, \_SB.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._Y0F._DMA, DMAT) // _DMA: Direct Memory Access 07425| CreateWordField (CRS3, \_SB.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._Y10._MIN, IO41) // _MIN: Minimum Base Address 07426| CreateWordField (CRS3, \_SB.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._Y10._MAX, IO42) // _MAX: Maximum Base Address ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3129, ASL_MSG_TAG_SMALLER): The resource tag length is smaller than the field length. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NOT_REFERENCED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 7603 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07600| { 07601| CreateWordField (Arg0, 0x02, IO41) 07602| CreateWordField (Arg0, 0x09, IRQT) 07603| CreateByteField (Arg0, 0x0B, IRQS) | ^ | Remark 2089: Object is not referenced (Name is within method [DSR3]) 07604| CreateByteField (Arg0, 0x0D, DMAT) 07605| ENFG (CGLD (Arg1)) 07606| And (IO41, 0xFF, IOAL) /* \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1.IOAL */ ================================================================================ FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 7974 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07971| Return (Local0) 07972| } 07973| 07974| Method (SPIO, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 07975| { 07976| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x05) 07977| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8028 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08025| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.SPIO.PBUF */ 08026| } 08027| 08028| Method (SDMA, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08029| { 08030| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x05) 08031| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8125 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08122| Name (TPI0, 0x00) 08123| Name (TDM1, 0x00) 08124| Name (TPI1, 0x00) 08125| Method (_GTM, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTM: Get Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08126| { 08127| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x14) 08128| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8180 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08177| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.PRID._GTM.PBUF */ 08178| } 08179| 08180| Method (_STM, 3, NotSerialized) // _STM: Set Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08181| { 08182| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, PIO0) 08183| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, DMA0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8286 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08283| Device (MAST) 08284| { 08285| Name (_ADR, 0x00) // _ADR: Address 08286| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08287| { 08288| Name (ATA0, Buffer (0x0E) 08289| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8320 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08317| Device (SLAV) 08318| { 08319| Name (_ADR, 0x01) // _ADR: Address 08320| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08321| { 08322| Name (ATA1, Buffer (0x0E) 08323| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8381 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08378| /* 0008 */ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 08379| /* 0010 */ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 08380| }) 08381| Method (_GTM, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTM: Get Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08382| { 08383| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x14) 08384| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8436 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08433| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.SECD._GTM.PBUF */ 08434| } 08435| 08436| Method (_STM, 3, NotSerialized) // _STM: Set Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08437| { 08438| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, PIO0) 08439| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, DMA0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8544 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08541| Device (MAST) 08542| { 08543| Name (_ADR, 0x00) // _ADR: Address 08544| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08545| { 08546| Name (ATA0, Buffer (0x0E) 08547| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8578 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08575| Device (SLAV) 08576| { 08577| Name (_ADR, 0x01) // _ADR: Address 08578| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08579| { 08580| Name (ATA1, Buffer (0x0E) 08581| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8730 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08727| Return (Local0) 08728| } 08729| 08730| Method (SPIO, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08731| { 08732| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x05) 08733| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8784 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08781| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.SPIO.PBUF */ 08782| } 08783| 08784| Method (SDMA, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08785| { 08786| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x05) 08787| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8881 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08878| Name (TPI0, 0x00) 08879| Name (TDM1, 0x00) 08880| Name (TPI1, 0x00) 08881| Method (_GTM, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTM: Get Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08882| { 08883| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x14) 08884| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 8936 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08933| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.PRID._GTM.PBUF */ 08934| } 08935| 08936| Method (_STM, 3, NotSerialized) // _STM: Set Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 08937| { 08938| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, PIO0) 08939| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, DMA0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9042 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09039| Device (MAST) 09040| { 09041| Name (_ADR, 0x00) // _ADR: Address 09042| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 09043| { 09044| Name (ATA0, Buffer (0x0E) 09045| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9076 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09073| Device (SLAV) 09074| { 09075| Name (_ADR, 0x01) // _ADR: Address 09076| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 09077| { 09078| Name (ATA1, Buffer (0x0E) 09079| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9137 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09134| /* 0008 */ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 09135| /* 0010 */ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 09136| }) 09137| Method (_GTM, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTM: Get Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 09138| { 09139| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x14) 09140| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9192 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09189| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.SECD._GTM.PBUF */ 09190| } 09191| 09192| Method (_STM, 3, NotSerialized) // _STM: Set Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 09193| { 09194| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, PIO0) 09195| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, DMA0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9300 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09297| Device (MAST) 09298| { 09299| Name (_ADR, 0x00) // _ADR: Address 09300| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 09301| { 09302| Name (ATA0, Buffer (0x0E) 09303| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9334 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09331| Device (SLAV) 09332| { 09333| Name (_ADR, 0x01) // _ADR: Address 09334| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 09335| { 09336| Name (ATA1, Buffer (0x0E) 09337| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9598 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09595| Alias (SBV1, SDGV) 09596| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 09597| { 09598| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 09599| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 09600| { 09601| /* 0000 */ 0x8F, 0x70, 0xFC, 0xA5, 0x75, 0x87, 0xA6, 0x4B, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9686 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09683| Alias (SBV2, SDGV) 09684| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 09685| { 09686| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 09687| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 09688| { 09689| /* 0000 */ 0x8F, 0x70, 0xFC, 0xA5, 0x75, 0x87, 0xA6, 0x4B, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9774 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09771| Alias (SBV1, SDGV) 09772| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 09773| { 09774| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 09775| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 09776| { 09777| /* 0000 */ 0x8F, 0x70, 0xFC, 0xA5, 0x75, 0x87, 0xA6, 0x4B, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 9862 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09859| Alias (SBV2, SDGV) 09860| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 09861| { 09862| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 09863| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 09864| { 09865| /* 0000 */ 0x8F, 0x70, 0xFC, 0xA5, 0x75, 0x87, 0xA6, 0x4B, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 10109 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10106| Alias (SBV1, SDGV) 10107| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 10108| { 10109| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 10110| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 10111| { 10112| /* 0000 */ 0x8F, 0x70, 0xFC, 0xA5, 0x75, 0x87, 0xA6, 0x4B, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 10197 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10194| Alias (SBV2, SDGV) 10195| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 10196| { 10197| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 10198| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 10199| { 10200| /* 0000 */ 0x8F, 0x70, 0xFC, 0xA5, 0x75, 0x87, 0xA6, 0x4B, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11159 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11156| Return (Local0) 11157| } 11158| 11159| Method (SPIO, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11160| { 11161| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x05) 11162| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11213 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11210| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.SPIO.PBUF */ 11211| } 11212| 11213| Method (SDMA, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11214| { 11215| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x05) 11216| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11310 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11307| Name (TPI0, 0x00) 11308| Name (TDM1, 0x00) 11309| Name (TPI1, 0x00) 11310| Method (_GTM, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTM: Get Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11311| { 11312| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x14) 11313| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11365 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11362| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.PRID._GTM.PBUF */ 11363| } 11364| 11365| Method (_STM, 3, NotSerialized) // _STM: Set Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11366| { 11367| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, PIO0) 11368| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, DMA0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11471 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11468| Device (MAST) 11469| { 11470| Name (_ADR, 0x00) // _ADR: Address 11471| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11472| { 11473| Name (ATA0, Buffer (0x0E) 11474| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11505 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11502| Device (SLAV) 11503| { 11504| Name (_ADR, 0x01) // _ADR: Address 11505| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11506| { 11507| Name (ATA1, Buffer (0x0E) 11508| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11566 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11563| /* 0008 */ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 11564| /* 0010 */ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 11565| }) 11566| Method (_GTM, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTM: Get Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11567| { 11568| Name (PBUF, Buffer (0x14) 11569| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11621 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11618| Return (PBUF) /* \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.SECD._GTM.PBUF */ 11619| } 11620| 11621| Method (_STM, 3, NotSerialized) // _STM: Set Timing Mode | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11622| { 11623| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, PIO0) 11624| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, DMA0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11729 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11726| Device (MAST) 11727| { 11728| Name (_ADR, 0x00) // _ADR: Address 11729| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11730| { 11731| Name (ATA0, Buffer (0x0E) 11732| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 11763 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11760| Device (SLAV) 11761| { 11762| Name (_ADR, 0x01) // _ADR: Address 11763| Method (_GTF, 0, NotSerialized) // _GTF: Get Task File | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 11764| { 11765| Name (ATA1, Buffer (0x0E) 11766| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 12042 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12039| 12040| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 12041| { 12042| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 12043| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 12044| While (One) 12045| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 12043 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12040| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 12041| { 12042| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 12043| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 12044| While (One) 12045| { 12046| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 12659 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12656| 12657| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 12658| { 12659| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 12660| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 12661| While (One) 12662| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 12660 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12657| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 12658| { 12659| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 12660| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 12661| While (One) 12662| { 12663| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 13396 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13393| 13394| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 13395| { 13396| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 13397| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 13398| While (One) 13399| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 13397 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13394| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 13395| { 13396| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 13397| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 13398| While (One) 13399| { 13400| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 14083 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14080| 14081| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 14082| { 14083| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 14084| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 14085| While (One) 14086| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 14084 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14081| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 14082| { 14083| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 14084| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 14085| While (One) 14086| { 14087| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 14790 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14787| 14788| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 14789| { 14790| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 14791| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 14792| While (One) 14793| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 14791 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14788| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 14789| { 14790| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 14791| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 14792| While (One) 14793| { 14794| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 15477 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15474| 15475| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 15476| { 15477| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 15478| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 15479| While (One) 15480| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 15478 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15475| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 15476| { 15477| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 15478| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 15479| While (One) 15480| { 15481| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 16184 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16181| 16182| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 16183| { 16184| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 16185| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 16186| While (One) 16187| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 16185 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16182| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 16183| { 16184| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 16185| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 16186| While (One) 16187| { 16188| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 16871 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16868| 16869| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 16870| { 16871| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 16872| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 16873| While (One) 16874| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 16872 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16869| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 16870| { 16871| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 16872| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 16873| While (One) 16874| { 16875| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 17578 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17575| 17576| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 17577| { 17578| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 17579| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 17580| While (One) 17581| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 17579 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17576| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 17577| { 17578| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 17579| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 17580| While (One) 17581| { 17582| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 18265 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18262| 18263| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 18264| { 18265| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 18266| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 18267| While (One) 18268| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 18266 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18263| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 18264| { 18265| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 18266| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 18267| While (One) 18268| { 18269| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 18952 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18949| 18950| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 18951| { 18952| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 18953| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 18954| While (One) 18955| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 18953 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18950| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 18951| { 18952| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 18953| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 18954| While (One) 18955| { 18956| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NOT_REFERENCED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 20362 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20359| /* 0010 */ 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF 20360| } 20361| }) 20362| CreateField (DerefOf (Index (PLDP, 0x00)), 0x4F, 0x08, GTOK) | ^ | Remark 2089: Object is not referenced (Name is within method [_PLD]) 20363| CreateField (DerefOf (Index (PLDP, 0x00)), 0x57, 0x08, GPOS) 20364| CreateBitField (DerefOf (Index (PLDP, 0x00)), 0x40, VISB) 20365| Store (0x00, VISB) /* \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP6._PLD.VISB */ ================================================================================ FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NOT_REFERENCED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 20363 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20360| } 20361| }) 20362| CreateField (DerefOf (Index (PLDP, 0x00)), 0x4F, 0x08, GTOK) 20363| CreateField (DerefOf (Index (PLDP, 0x00)), 0x57, 0x08, GPOS) | ^ | Remark 2089: Object is not referenced (Name is within method [_PLD]) 20364| CreateBitField (DerefOf (Index (PLDP, 0x00)), 0x40, VISB) 20365| Store (0x00, VISB) /* \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP6._PLD.VISB */ 20366| Return (PLDP) /* \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP6._PLD.PLDP */ ================================================================================ FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 20557 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20554| 20555| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 20556| { 20557| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 20558| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 20559| { 20560| /* 0000 */ 0xA6, 0xA3, 0xC1, 0xD8, 0x9B, 0xBE, 0x9B, 0x4C, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX: Test 1, Assembler error in line 20756 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20753| ,, ) 20754| WordIO (ResourceProducer, MinFixed, MaxFixed, PosDecode, EntireRange, 20755| 0x0000, // Granularity 20756| 0x3548, // Range Minimum | ^ | Error 6051: Address Min is greater than Address Max 20757| 0x0000, // Range Maximum 20758| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 20759| 0x0000, // Length ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6051, ASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX): The minimum, maximum addresses and length must be a multiple of the alignment, which must be a power of 2. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 20761 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20758| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 20759| 0x0000, // Length 20760| ,, , TypeStatic) 20761| DWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, Cacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 20762| 0x00000000, // Granularity 20763| 0x00000000, // Range Minimum 20764| 0x00000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 21064 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21061| 21062| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 21063| { 21064| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 21065| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 21066| While (One) 21067| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 21065 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21062| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 21063| { 21064| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 21065| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 21066| While (One) 21067| { 21068| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 21772 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21769| 21770| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 21771| { 21772| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 21773| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 21774| While (One) 21775| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 21773 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21770| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 21771| { 21772| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 21773| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 21774| While (One) 21775| { 21776| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 22480 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22477| 22478| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 22479| { 22480| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 22481| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 22482| While (One) 22483| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 22481 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22478| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 22479| { 22480| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 22481| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 22482| While (One) 22483| { 22484| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 23168 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23165| 23166| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 23167| { 23168| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 23169| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 23170| While (One) 23171| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 23169 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23166| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 23167| { 23168| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 23169| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 23170| While (One) 23171| { 23172| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 23876 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23873| 23874| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 23875| { 23876| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 23877| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 23878| While (One) 23879| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 23877 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23874| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 23875| { 23876| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 23877| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 23878| While (One) 23879| { 23880| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 24564 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24561| 24562| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 24563| { 24564| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 24565| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 24566| While (One) 24567| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 24565 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24562| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 24563| { 24564| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 24565| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 24566| While (One) 24567| { 24568| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 25252 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25249| 25250| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 25251| { 25252| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 25253| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 25254| While (One) 25255| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 25253 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25250| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 25251| { 25252| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 25253| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 25254| While (One) 25255| { 25256| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 25940 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25937| 25938| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 25939| { 25940| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 25941| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 25942| While (One) 25943| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 25941 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25938| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 25939| { 25940| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 25941| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 25942| While (One) 25943| { 25944| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 26648 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26645| 26646| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 26647| { 26648| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 26649| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 26650| While (One) 26651| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 26649 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26646| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 26647| { 26648| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 26649| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 26650| While (One) 26651| { 26652| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 27336 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27333| 27334| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 27335| { 27336| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 27337| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 27338| While (One) 27339| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 27337 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27334| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 27335| { 27336| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 27337| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 27338| While (One) 27339| { 27340| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 28039 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28036| 28037| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 28038| { 28039| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 28040| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 28041| While (One) 28042| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 28040 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28037| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 28038| { 28039| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 28040| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 28041| While (One) 28042| { 28043| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 28706 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28703| 28704| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 28705| { 28706| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 28707| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 28708| { 28709| /* 0000 */ 0xA6, 0xA3, 0xC1, 0xD8, 0x9B, 0xBE, 0x9B, 0x4C, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 28910 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28907| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 28908| 0x0001, // Length 28909| ,, , TypeStatic) 28910| DWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, Cacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 28911| 0x00000000, // Granularity 28912| 0x00000000, // Range Minimum 28913| 0x00000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX: Test 1, Assembler error in line 28919 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28916| ,, , AddressRangeMemory, TypeStatic) 28917| WordIO (ResourceProducer, MinFixed, MaxFixed, PosDecode, EntireRange, 28918| 0x0000, // Granularity 28919| 0x4558, // Range Minimum | ^ | Error 6051: Address Min is greater than Address Max 28920| 0x0000, // Range Maximum 28921| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 28922| 0x0001, // Length ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6051, ASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX): The minimum, maximum addresses and length must be a multiple of the alignment, which must be a power of 2. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 28924 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28921| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 28922| 0x0001, // Length 28923| ,, , TypeStatic) 28924| DWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, NonCacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 28925| 0x00000000, // Granularity 28926| 0x00000000, // Range Minimum 28927| 0x00000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 28931 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28928| 0x00000000, // Translation Offset 28929| 0x00000000, // Length 28930| ,, , AddressRangeMemory, TypeStatic) 28931| QWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, NonCacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 28932| 0x0000000000000000, // Granularity 28933| 0x0000000000000000, // Range Minimum 28934| 0x0000000000000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 29213 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29210| 29211| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 29212| { 29213| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 29214| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 29215| While (One) 29216| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 29214 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29211| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 29212| { 29213| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 29214| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 29215| While (One) 29216| { 29217| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 29901 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29898| 29899| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 29900| { 29901| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 29902| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 29903| While (One) 29904| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 29902 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29899| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 29900| { 29901| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 29902| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 29903| While (One) 29904| { 29905| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 30589 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30586| 30587| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 30588| { 30589| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 30590| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 30591| While (One) 30592| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 30590 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30587| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 30588| { 30589| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 30590| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 30591| While (One) 30592| { 30593| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 31277 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31274| 31275| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 31276| { 31277| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 31278| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 31279| While (One) 31280| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 31278 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31275| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 31276| { 31277| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 31278| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 31279| While (One) 31280| { 31281| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 31965 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31962| 31963| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 31964| { 31965| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 31966| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 31967| While (One) 31968| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 31966 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31963| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 31964| { 31965| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 31966| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 31967| While (One) 31968| { 31969| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 32653 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32650| 32651| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 32652| { 32653| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 32654| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 32655| While (One) 32656| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 32654 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32651| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 32652| { 32653| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 32654| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 32655| While (One) 32656| { 32657| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 33341 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33338| 33339| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 33340| { 33341| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 33342| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 33343| While (One) 33344| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 33342 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33339| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 33340| { 33341| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 33342| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 33343| While (One) 33344| { 33345| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 34029 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34026| 34027| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 34028| { 34029| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 34030| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 34031| While (One) 34032| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 34030 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34027| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 34028| { 34029| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 34030| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 34031| While (One) 34032| { 34033| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 34717 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34714| 34715| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 34716| { 34717| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 34718| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 34719| While (One) 34720| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 34718 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34715| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 34716| { 34717| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 34718| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 34719| While (One) 34720| { 34721| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 35405 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35402| 35403| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 35404| { 35405| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 35406| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 35407| While (One) 35408| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 35406 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35403| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 35404| { 35405| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 35406| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 35407| While (One) 35408| { 35409| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 36093 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36090| 36091| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 36092| { 36093| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 36094| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 36095| While (One) 36096| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 36094 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36091| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 36092| { 36093| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 36094| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 36095| While (One) 36096| { 36097| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 36760 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36757| 36758| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 36759| { 36760| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 36761| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 36762| { 36763| /* 0000 */ 0xA6, 0xA3, 0xC1, 0xD8, 0x9B, 0xBE, 0x9B, 0x4C, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX: Test 1, Assembler error in line 36952 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36949| { 36950| WordBusNumber (ResourceProducer, MinFixed, MaxFixed, PosDecode, 36951| 0x0000, // Granularity 36952| 0x4858, // Range Minimum | ^ | Error 6051: Address Min is greater than Address Max 36953| 0x0000, // Range Maximum 36954| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 36955| 0x0001, // Length ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6051, ASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX): The minimum, maximum addresses and length must be a multiple of the alignment, which must be a power of 2. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX: Test 1, Assembler error in line 36959 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36956| ,, ) 36957| WordIO (ResourceProducer, MinFixed, MaxFixed, PosDecode, EntireRange, 36958| 0x0000, // Granularity 36959| 0x3748, // Range Minimum | ^ | Error 6051: Address Min is greater than Address Max 36960| 0x0000, // Range Maximum 36961| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 36962| 0x0000, // Length ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6051, ASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX): The minimum, maximum addresses and length must be a multiple of the alignment, which must be a power of 2. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 36964 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36961| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 36962| 0x0000, // Length 36963| ,, , TypeStatic) 36964| DWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, Cacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 36965| 0x00000000, // Granularity 36966| 0x00000000, // Range Minimum 36967| 0x00000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX: Test 1, Assembler error in line 36973 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36970| ,, , AddressRangeMemory, TypeStatic) 36971| WordIO (ResourceProducer, MinFixed, MaxFixed, PosDecode, EntireRange, 36972| 0x0000, // Granularity 36973| 0x4958, // Range Minimum | ^ | Error 6051: Address Min is greater than Address Max 36974| 0x0000, // Range Maximum 36975| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 36976| 0x0001, // Length ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6051, ASL_MSG_INVALID_MIN_MAX): The minimum, maximum addresses and length must be a multiple of the alignment, which must be a power of 2. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 36978 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36975| 0x0000, // Translation Offset 36976| 0x0001, // Length 36977| ,, , TypeStatic) 36978| DWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, NonCacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 36979| 0x00000000, // Granularity 36980| 0x00000000, // Range Minimum 36981| 0x00000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [HIGH] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR: Test 1, Assembler error in line 36985 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36982| 0x00000000, // Translation Offset 36983| 0x00000000, // Length 36984| ,, , AddressRangeMemory, TypeStatic) 36985| QWordMemory (ResourceProducer, PosDecode, MinFixed, MaxFixed, NonCacheable, ReadWrite, | ^ | Error 6090: Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag 36986| 0x0000000000000000, // Granularity 36987| 0x0000000000000000, // Range Minimum 36988| 0x0000000000000000, // Range Maximum ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Error #6090, ASL_MSG_NULL_DESCRIPTOR): A 'null descriptor' (where most fields are set to zero) has been found. Usually, these are updated or completed at run time using BufferFields, but to do so one requires a resource tag and this descriptor does not have one, hence it cannot be referenced to allow it to be updated. This is most probably a bug and needs to be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 37267 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37264| 37265| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 37266| { 37267| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 37268| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 37269| While (One) 37270| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 37268 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37265| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 37266| { 37267| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 37268| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 37269| While (One) 37270| { 37271| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 37955 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37952| 37953| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 37954| { 37955| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 37956| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 37957| While (One) 37958| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 37956 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37953| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 37954| { 37955| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 37956| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 37957| While (One) 37958| { 37959| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 38643 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38640| 38641| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 38642| { 38643| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 38644| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 38645| While (One) 38646| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 38644 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38641| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 38642| { 38643| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 38644| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 38645| While (One) 38646| { 38647| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 39331 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39328| 39329| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 39330| { 39331| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 39332| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 39333| While (One) 39334| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 39332 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39329| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 39330| { 39331| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 39332| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 39333| While (One) 39334| { 39335| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 40019 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40016| 40017| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 40018| { 40019| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 40020| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 40021| While (One) 40022| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 40020 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40017| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 40018| { 40019| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 40020| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 40021| While (One) 40022| { 40023| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 40707 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40704| 40705| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 40706| { 40707| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 40708| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 40709| While (One) 40710| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 40708 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40705| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 40706| { 40707| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 40708| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 40709| While (One) 40710| { 40711| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 41395 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41392| 41393| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 41394| { 41395| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 41396| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 41397| While (One) 41398| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 41396 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41393| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 41394| { 41395| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 41396| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 41397| While (One) 41398| { 41399| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 42083 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42080| 42081| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 42082| { 42083| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 42084| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 42085| While (One) 42086| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 42084 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42081| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 42082| { 42083| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 42084| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 42085| While (One) 42086| { 42087| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 42771 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42768| 42769| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 42770| { 42771| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 42772| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 42773| While (One) 42774| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 42772 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42769| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 42770| { 42771| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 42772| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 42773| While (One) 42774| { 42775| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 43459 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43456| 43457| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 43458| { 43459| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 43460| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 43461| While (One) 43462| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 43460 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43457| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 43458| { 43459| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 43460| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 43461| While (One) 43462| { 43463| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 44147 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44144| 44145| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 44146| { 44147| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 44148| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 44149| While (One) 44150| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 44148 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44145| Method (_OST, 3, Serialized) // _OST: OSPM Status Indication 44146| { 44147| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 44148| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 44149| While (One) 44150| { 44151| Store (And (Arg0, 0xFF), _T_0) /* \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D._OST._T_0 */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46153 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46150| 46151| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 46152| { 46153| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_1) 46154| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 46155| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 46156| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46154 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46151| Method (_DSM, 4, Serialized) // _DSM: Device-Specific Method 46152| { 46153| Name (_T_1, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler 46154| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 46155| If (LEqual (Arg0, Buffer (0x10) 46156| { 46157| /* 0000 */ 0xA6, 0xFA, 0xDD, 0x3D, 0x1B, 0x36, 0xB4, 0x4E, ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46470 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46467| 46468| Scope (_GPE) 46469| { 46470| Method (OSUP, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46471| { 46472| Add (Arg0, 0x0548, Local0) 46473| OperationRegion (PXVD, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x08) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46517 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46514| Return (Local0) 46515| } 46516| 46517| Method (MMTB, 0, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46518| { 46519| Store (MMRP (), Local0) 46520| OperationRegion (MMMM, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x1A) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46534 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46531| Return (Local0) 46532| } 46533| 46534| Method (GDRP, 0, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46535| { 46536| Store (MMRP (), Local0) 46537| OperationRegion (RP_X, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x0100) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 46534 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46531| Return (Local0) 46532| } 46533| 46534| Method (GDRP, 0, NotSerialized) | ^ | Warning 3115: Not all control paths return a value (GDRP) 46535| { 46536| Store (MMRP (), Local0) 46537| OperationRegion (RP_X, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x0100) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3115, ASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES): Some of the execution paths do not return a value. All control paths that return must return a value otherwise unexpected behaviour may occur. This error occurs because a branch on an conditional op-code returns a value and another does not, which is inconsistent behaviour. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46561 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46558| } 46559| } 46560| 46561| Method (RPDX, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46562| { 46563| Store (MMRP (), Local0) 46564| OperationRegion (RP_X, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x0100) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46588 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46585| Sleep (0x64) 46586| } 46587| 46588| Method (TBAC, 0, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46589| { 46590| Acquire (OSUM, 0xFFFF) 46591| Store (MMRP (), Local0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46645 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46642| 46643| Method (NTFY, 0, Serialized) 46644| { 46645| Name (_T_0, Zero) // _T_x: Emitted by ASL Compiler | ^ | Remark 2011: Use of compiler reserved name (_T_0) 46646| Sleep (0x64) 46647| While (One) 46648| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2011, ASL_MSG_COMPILER_RESERVED): This normally occurs when disassembled code is being compiled and it contains compiler-emitted names of the form '_T_x'. This is just a remark generated by the compiler and can normally be ignored. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46778 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46775| } 46776| } 46777| 46778| Method (TBFF, 0, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46779| { 46780| Store (MMTB (), Local0) 46781| OperationRegion (PXVD, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x04) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46798 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46795| } 46796| } 46797| 46798| Method (_E1C, 0, NotSerialized) // _Exx: Edge-Triggered GPE | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46799| { 46800| Name (TSNE, 0x03) 46801| If (LLess (OSVR, 0x0E)) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 46798 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46795| } 46796| } 46797| 46798| Method (_E1C, 0, NotSerialized) // _Exx: Edge-Triggered GPE | ^ | Warning 3115: Not all control paths return a value (_E1C) 46799| { 46800| Name (TSNE, 0x03) 46801| If (LLess (OSVR, 0x0E)) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3115, ASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES): Some of the execution paths do not return a value. All control paths that return must return a value otherwise unexpected behaviour may occur. This error occurs because a branch on an conditional op-code returns a value and another does not, which is inconsistent behaviour. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 46859 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46856| 46857| Scope (_SB.PCI0.RP05) 46858| { 46859| Method (_INI, 0, NotSerialized) // _INI: Initialize | ^ | Warning 3115: Not all control paths return a value (_INI) 46860| { 46861| If (LLess (OSVR, 0x0E)) 46862| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3115, ASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES): Some of the execution paths do not return a value. All control paths that return must return a value otherwise unexpected behaviour may occur. This error occurs because a branch on an conditional op-code returns a value and another does not, which is inconsistent behaviour. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46878 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46875| } 46876| } 46877| 46878| Method (TWAK, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46879| { 46880| Name (RPL1, 0x00) 46881| Name (RPL6, 0x00) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 46878 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46875| } 46876| } 46877| 46878| Method (TWAK, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Warning 3115: Not all control paths return a value (TWAK) 46879| { 46880| Name (RPL1, 0x00) 46881| Name (RPL6, 0x00) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3115, ASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES): Some of the execution paths do not return a value. All control paths that return must return a value otherwise unexpected behaviour may occur. This error occurs because a branch on an conditional op-code returns a value and another does not, which is inconsistent behaviour. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SOME_NO_RETVAL: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 46929 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46926| Store (RPRA, REGA) /* \_SB_.PCI0.RP05.TWAK.REGA */ 46927| Store (RPRB, REGB) /* \_SB_.PCI0.RP05.TWAK.REGB */ 46928| Store (0x00100007, REG1) /* \_SB_.PCI0.RP05.TWAK.REG1 */ 46929| Store (\_GPE.GDRP (), Local2) | ^ | Warning 3122: Called method may not always return a value 46930| \_GPE.RPDX (Zero) 46931| Store (\_GPE.MMTB (), Local3) 46932| \_GPE.OSUP (Local3) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3122, ASL_MSG_SOME_NO_RETVAL): Method sometimes return a value, sometimes it does not. This is inconsistent behaviour and a bug in the AML. This needs to be fixed to avoid incorrect behaviour at run time. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 46952 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46949| Signal (WFEV) 46950| } 46951| 46952| Method (TPTS, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 46953| { 46954| If (LLess (OSVR, 0x0E)) 46955| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 46952 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46949| Signal (WFEV) 46950| } 46951| 46952| Method (TPTS, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Warning 3115: Not all control paths return a value (TPTS) 46953| { 46954| If (LLess (OSVR, 0x0E)) 46955| { ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3115, ASL_MSG_RETURN_TYPES): Some of the execution paths do not return a value. All control paths that return must return a value otherwise unexpected behaviour may occur. This error occurs because a branch on an conditional op-code returns a value and another does not, which is inconsistent behaviour. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47377 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47374| Name (XSST, 0x1A) 47375| Name (XRCT, 0x1C) 47376| Mutex (MUTE, 0x00) 47377| Method (RBPE, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47378| { 47379| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) 47380| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47379 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47376| Mutex (MUTE, 0x00) 47377| Method (RBPE, 1, NotSerialized) 47378| { 47379| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47380| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47381| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x01) 47382| Field (PCFG, ByteAcc, NoLock, Preserve) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47391 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47388| Return (XCFG) /* \_SB_.RBPE.XCFG */ 47389| } 47390| 47391| Method (RWPE, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47392| { 47393| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) 47394| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFE, Arg0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47393 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47390| 47391| Method (RWPE, 1, NotSerialized) 47392| { 47393| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47394| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFE, Arg0) 47395| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47396| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x02) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47406 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47403| Return (XCFG) /* \_SB_.RWPE.XCFG */ 47404| } 47405| 47406| Method (RDPE, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47407| { 47408| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) 47409| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFC, Arg0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47408 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47405| 47406| Method (RDPE, 1, NotSerialized) 47407| { 47408| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47409| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFC, Arg0) 47410| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47411| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x04) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47421 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47418| Return (XCFG) /* \_SB_.RDPE.XCFG */ 47419| } 47420| 47421| Method (WBPE, 2, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47422| { 47423| Acquire (MUTE, 0x0FFF) 47424| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47423 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47420| 47421| Method (WBPE, 2, NotSerialized) 47422| { 47423| Acquire (MUTE, 0x0FFF) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47424| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47425| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x01) 47426| Field (PCFG, ByteAcc, NoLock, Preserve) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47435 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47432| Release (MUTE) 47433| } 47434| 47435| Method (WWPE, 2, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47436| { 47437| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) 47438| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFE, Arg0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47437 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47434| 47435| Method (WWPE, 2, NotSerialized) 47436| { 47437| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47438| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFE, Arg0) 47439| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47440| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x02) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47450 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47447| Release (MUTE) 47448| } 47449| 47450| Method (WDPE, 2, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47451| { 47452| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) 47453| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFC, Arg0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47452 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47449| 47450| Method (WDPE, 2, NotSerialized) 47451| { 47452| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47453| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFC, Arg0) 47454| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47455| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x04) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 1, Assembler remark in line 47465 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47462| Release (MUTE) 47463| } 47464| 47465| Method (RWDP, 3, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 47466| { 47467| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) 47468| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFC, Arg0) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLAsmASL_MSG_TIMEOUT: Test 1, Assembler warning in line 47467 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47464| 47465| Method (RWDP, 3, NotSerialized) 47466| { 47467| Acquire (MUTE, 0x03E8) | ^ | Warning 3130: Result is not used, possible operator timeout will be missed 47468| And (Arg0, 0xFFFFFFFC, Arg0) 47469| Add (Arg0, PEBS, Local0) 47470| OperationRegion (PCFG, SystemMemory, Local0, 0x04) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Warning #3130, ASL_MSG_TIMEOUT): The operation can possibly timeout , and hence the return value indicates an timeout error. However, because the return value is not checked this very probably indicates that the code is buggy. A possible scenario is that a mutex times out and the code attempts to access data in a critical region when it should not. This will lead to undefined behaviour. This should be fixed. Table DSDT (0) reassembly: Found 12 errors, 15 warnings, 157 remarks. Test 2 of 2: Disassemble and reassemble SSDT Checking ACPI table SSDT (#0) FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 2, Assembler remark in line 1490 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01487| 0x00 01488| } 01489| }) 01490| Method (PDC, 1, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 01491| { 01492| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x08, CAPA) 01493| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, REVS) ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_NOT_REFERENCED: Test 2, Assembler remark in line 1492 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01489| }) 01490| Method (PDC, 1, NotSerialized) 01491| { 01492| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x08, CAPA) | ^ | Remark 2089: Object is not referenced (Name is within method [PDC_]) 01493| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x00, REVS) 01494| CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x04, SIZE) 01495| Store (SizeOf (Arg0), Local0) ================================================================================ FAILED [LOW] AMLAsmASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED: Test 2, Assembler remark in line 1510 Line | AML source -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01507| }, REVS, SIZE, Local2) 01508| } 01509| 01510| Method (OSC, 4, NotSerialized) | ^ | Remark 2120: Control Method should be made Serialized (due to creation of named objects within) 01511| { 01512| CreateDWordField (Arg3, 0x04, CAPA) 01513| Store (CAPA, TYPE) /* \_SB_.TYPE */ ================================================================================ ADVICE: (for Remark #2120, ASL_MSG_SERIALIZED_REQUIRED): A named object is created inside a non-serialized method - this method should be serialized. It is possible that one thread enters the method and blocks and then a second thread also executes the method, ending up in two attempts to create the object and causing a failure. Table SSDT (0) reassembly: Found 0 errors, 0 warnings, 3 remarks. Checking ACPI table SSDT (#1) PASSED: Test 2, SSDT (1) reassembly, Found 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 remarks. Checking ACPI table SSDT (#2) PASSED: Test 2, SSDT (2) reassembly, Found 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 remarks. ================================================================================ 2 passed, 187 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ pcc: Processor Clocking Control (PCC) test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Processor Clocking Control (PCC) test. This test checks the sanity of the Processor Clocking Control as found on some HP ProLiant machines. Most computers do not use this interface to control the CPU clock frequency, so this test will be skipped. This machine does not use Processor Clocking Control (PCC). ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 1 info only. ================================================================================ osilinux: Disassemble DSDT to check for _OSI("Linux"). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Disassemble DSDT to check for _OSI("Linux"). This is not strictly a failure mode, it just alerts one that this has been defined in the DSDT and probably should be avoided since the Linux ACPI driver matches onto the Windows _OSI strings { Store (0x0E, OSYS) /* \_SB_.OSYS */ } If (_OSI ("Linux")) { Store (0x01, OSYS) /* \_SB_.OSYS */ } If (_OSI ("FreeBSD")) { Store (0x02, OSYS) /* \_SB_.OSYS */ } If (_OSI ("HP-UX")) { Store (0x03, OSYS) /* \_SB_.OSYS */ } If (_OSI ("OpenVMS")) { Store (0x04, OSYS) /* \_SB_.OSYS */ } If (LGreaterEqual (OSYS, 0x0D)) { If (LEqual (XCNT, 0x00)) { ^PCI0.XHCI.XSEL (0x00) Store (0x84, IO80) /* \IO80 */ Increment (XCNT) } WARNING: Test 1, DSDT implements a deprecated _OSI("Linux") test. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 1 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ method: ACPI DSDT Method Semantic tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FADT Preferred PM profile indicates this is not a Mobile Platform. Test 1 of 155: Test Method Names. Found 8428 Objects PASSED: Test 1, Method names contain legal characters. Test 2 of 155: Test _AEI. SKIPPED: Test 2, Skipping test for non-existant object _AEI. Test 3 of 155: Test _PIC (Inform AML of Interrupt Model). PASSED: Test 3, \_PIC returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 3, \_PIC returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 3, \_PIC returned no values as expected. Test 4 of 155: Test _CID (Compatible ID). PASSED: Test 4, \_SB_.PCI0._CID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 4, \_SB_.PCI1._CID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 4, \_SB_.PCI2._CID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 4, \_SB_.PCI3._CID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). Test 5 of 155: Test _DDN (DOS Device Name). SKIPPED: Test 5, Skipping test for non-existant object _DDN. Test 6 of 155: Test _HID (Hardware ID). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.UNC3._HID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.UNC2._HID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.UNC1._HID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.UNC0._HID returned an integer 0x030ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A03). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.SCK0._HID returned a string 'ACPI0004' as expected. PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.SCK1._HID returned a string 'ACPI0004' as expected. PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.SCK2._HID returned a string 'ACPI0004' as expected. PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.SCK3._HID returned a string 'ACPI0004' as expected. PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.WERR._HID returned an integer 0x330cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C33). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.SRIO._HID returned a string 'PNP0C14' as expected. PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0._HID returned an integer 0x080ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A08). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.APIC._HID returned an integer 0x0300d041 (EISA ID PNP0003). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.DMAC._HID returned an integer 0x0002d041 (EISA ID PNP0200). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.RTC_._HID returned an integer 0x000bd041 (EISA ID PNP0B00). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.PIC_._HID returned an integer 0x0000d041 (EISA ID PNP0000). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.FPU_._HID returned an integer 0x040cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C04). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.TMR_._HID returned an integer 0x0001d041 (EISA ID PNP0100). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPKR._HID returned an integer 0x0008d041 (EISA ID PNP0800). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.HPET._HID returned an integer 0x0301d041 (EISA ID PNP0103). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.XTRA._HID returned an integer 0x020cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C02). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._HID returned an integer 0x020cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C02). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR1._HID returned an integer 0x0105d041 (EISA ID PNP0501). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR2._HID returned an integer 0x0105d041 (EISA ID PNP0501). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._HID returned an integer 0x01000926 (EISA ID IPI0001). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI1._HID returned an integer 0x080ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A08). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI2._HID returned an integer 0x080ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A08). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PCI3._HID returned an integer 0x080ad041 (EISA ID PNP0A08). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PWRB._HID returned an integer 0x0c0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0C). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.TPM_._HID returned an integer 0x310cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C31). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.WMTF._HID returned a string 'PNP0C14' as expected. PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKA._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKB._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKC._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKD._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKE._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKF._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKG._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.LNKH._HID returned an integer 0x0f0cd041 (EISA ID PNP0C0F). PASSED: Test 6, \_SB_.PMT1._HID returned a string 'ACPI000D' as expected. Test 7 of 155: Test _HRV (Hardware Revision Number). SKIPPED: Test 7, Skipping test for non-existant object _HRV. Test 8 of 155: Test _PLD (Physical Device Location). PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR11._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR12._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR13._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR14._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR15._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR16._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR17._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR18._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR11._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR12._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR13._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR14._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR15._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR16._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS01._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS02._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS03._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS04._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS05._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS06._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS07._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS08._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS09._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS10._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS11._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS12._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS13._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS14._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP1._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP2._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP3._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP4._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP5._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 8, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP6._PLD correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 9 of 155: Test _SUB (Subsystem ID). SKIPPED: Test 9, Skipping test for non-existant object _SUB. Test 10 of 155: Test _SUN (Slot User Number). PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H000._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H001._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H002._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H003._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H004._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H005._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H006._SUN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 10, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H007._SUN correctly returned an integer. Test 11 of 155: Test _STR (String). FAILED [MEDIUM] MethodReturnBadType: Test 11, Method \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._STR did not return ACPI_TYPE_STRING. FAILED [MEDIUM] MethodReturnBadType: Test 11, Method \_SB_.TPM_._STR did not return ACPI_TYPE_STRING. Test 12 of 155: Test _UID (Unique ID). PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.UNC3._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x000000ff. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.UNC2._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x000000bf. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.UNC1._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000007f. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.UNC0._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000003f. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.SCK0._UID returned a string 'CPUSCK0' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.SCK1._UID returned a string 'CPUSCK1' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.SCK2._UID returned a string 'CPUSCK2' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.SCK3._UID returned a string 'CPUSCK3' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.WERR._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.SRIO._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.IIOP._UID returned a string 'PCI0PRES' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.MHP0._UID returned a string '00-00' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.MHP1._UID returned a string '00-01' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.XTRA._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000010. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR1._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR2._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000001. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI1._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000040. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI1.IIOP._UID returned a string 'IIO1PRES' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI1.MHP0._UID returned a string '01-00' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI1.MHP1._UID returned a string '01-01' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI2._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000080. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI2.IIOP._UID returned a string 'IIO2PRES' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI2.MHP0._UID returned a string '02-00' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI2.MHP1._UID returned a string '02-01' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI3._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x000000c0. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI3.IIOP._UID returned a string 'IIO3PRES' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI3.MHP0._UID returned a string '03-00' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PCI3.MHP1._UID returned a string '03-01' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PWRB._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x000000aa. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.TPM_._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000001. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.WMTF._UID returned a string 'TBFP' as expected. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKA._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000001. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKB._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000002. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKC._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000003. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKD._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000004. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKE._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000005. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKF._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000006. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKG._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000007. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.LNKH._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000008. PASSED: Test 12, \_SB_.PMT1._UID correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. Test 13 of 155: Test _CDM (Clock Domain). SKIPPED: Test 13, Skipping test for non-existant object _CDM. Test 14 of 155: Test _CRS (Current Resource Settings). PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.UNC3._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.UNC2._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.UNC1._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.UNC0._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.APIC._CRS (32-bit Fixed Location Memory Range Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.DMAC._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.RTC_._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.PIC_._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.FPU_._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.TMR_._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPKR._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.HPET._CRS (32-bit Fixed Location Memory Range Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.XTRA._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SIO1._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR1._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR2._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._CRS (I/O Port Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI1._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI2._CRS (WORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. FAILED [MEDIUM] Method_CRS64BitWordAddrSpaceMaxLessThanMin: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI3._CRS WORD Address Space Descriptor minimum address range 0x4858 is greater than the maximum address range 0x0. ADVICE: See section '6.4.3.5 Address Space Resource Descriptors' table 6-179 of the ACPI specification for more details about how the _MIF, _MAF and memory range and granularity rules apply. Typically the kernel does not care about these being correct, so this is a minor issue. FAILED [MEDIUM] Method_CRS64BitWordAddrSpaceLengthInvalid: Test 14, \_SB_.PCI3._CRS WORD Address Space Descriptor length 0x1 does not match the difference between the minimum and maximum address ranges 0x4858-0x0. ADVICE: See section '6.4.3.5 Address Space Resource Descriptors' table 6-179 of the ACPI specification for more details about how the _MIF, _MAF and memory range and granularity rules apply. Typically the kernel does not care about these being correct, so this is a minor issue. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.TPM_._CRS (DWORD Address Space Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKA._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKB._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKC._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKD._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKE._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKF._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKG._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 14, \_SB_.LNKH._CRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. Test 15 of 155: Test _DIS (Disable). PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR1._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR2._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKA._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKB._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKC._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKD._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKE._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKF._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKG._DIS returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 15, \_SB_.LNKH._DIS returned no values as expected. Test 16 of 155: Test _DMA (Direct Memory Access). SKIPPED: Test 16, Skipping test for non-existant object _DMA. Test 17 of 155: Test _FIX (Fixed Register Resource Provider). SKIPPED: Test 17, Skipping test for non-existant object _FIX. Test 18 of 155: Test _GSB (Global System Interrupt Base). SKIPPED: Test 18, Skipping test for non-existant object _GSB. Test 19 of 155: Test _HPP (Hot Plug Parameters). PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 19, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D._HPP correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 20 of 155: Test _PRS (Possible Resource Settings). PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR1._PRS (Start Dependent Functions Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR2._PRS (Start Dependent Functions Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKA._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKB._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKC._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKD._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKE._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKF._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKG._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. PASSED: Test 20, \_SB_.LNKH._PRS (IRQ Descriptor) looks sane. Test 21 of 155: Test _PXM (Proximity). PASSED: Test 21, \_SB_.PCI0._PXM correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 21, \_SB_.PCI1._PXM correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 21, \_SB_.PCI2._PXM correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 21, \_SB_.PCI3._PXM correctly returned an integer. Test 22 of 155: Test _EDL (Eject Device List). SKIPPED: Test 22, Skipping test for non-existant object _EDL. Test 23 of 155: Test _EJD (Ejection Dependent Device). PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.UNC3._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.UNC2._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.UNC1._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.UNC0._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C._EJD correctly returned a string. PASSED: Test 23, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D._EJD correctly returned a string. Test 24 of 155: Test _EJ0 (Eject). PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H000._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H001._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H002._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H003._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H004._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H005._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H006._EJ0 returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 24, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H007._EJ0 returned no values as expected. Test 25 of 155: Test _EJ1 (Eject). SKIPPED: Test 25, Skipping test for non-existant object _EJ1. Test 26 of 155: Test _EJ2 (Eject). SKIPPED: Test 26, Skipping test for non-existant object _EJ2. Test 27 of 155: Test _EJ3 (Eject). SKIPPED: Test 27, Skipping test for non-existant object _EJ3. Test 28 of 155: Test _EJ4 (Eject). SKIPPED: Test 28, Skipping test for non-existant object _EJ4. Test 29 of 155: Test _LCK (Lock). SKIPPED: Test 29, Skipping test for non-existant object _LCK. Test 30 of 155: Test _RMV (Remove). PASSED: Test 30, \_SB_.PCI0.RP05.PXSX._RMV correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. Test 31 of 155: Test _STA (Status). PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.UNC3._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.UNC2._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.UNC1._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.UNC0._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.WERR._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.SRIO._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.HPET._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR1._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000d. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.UAR2._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000d. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.HECI._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000009. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.HEC2._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS01._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS02._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS03._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS04._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS05._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS06._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS07._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS08._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS09._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS10._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS11._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS12._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS13._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS14._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP1._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP2._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP3._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP4._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP5._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP6._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000f. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI1._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI2._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PCI3._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PWRB._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.TPM_._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000000. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKA._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKB._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKC._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKD._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKE._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKF._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKG._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.LNKH._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x0000000b. PASSED: Test 31, \_SB_.PMT1._STA correctly returned sane looking value 0x00000004. Test 32 of 155: Test _BDN (BIOS Dock Name). SKIPPED: Test 32, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BDN. Test 33 of 155: Test _BBN (Base Bus Number). PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.UNC3._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.UNC2._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.UNC1._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.UNC0._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.PCI0._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.PCI1._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.PCI2._BBN correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 33, \_SB_.PCI3._BBN correctly returned an integer. Test 34 of 155: Test _DCK (Dock). SKIPPED: Test 34, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _DCK. Test 35 of 155: Test _INI (Initialize). PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.HEC2._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.RP05._INI returned no values as expected. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLLocksAcquired: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.RP05._INI left 1 locks in an acquired state. ADVICE: Locks left in an acquired state generally indicates that the AML code is not releasing a lock. This can sometimes occur when a method hits an error condition and exits prematurely without releasing an acquired lock. It may be occurring in the method being tested or other methods used while evaluating the method. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C._INI returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 35, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D._INI returned no values as expected. Test 36 of 155: Test _SEG (Segment). SKIPPED: Test 36, Skipping test for non-existant object _SEG. Test 37 of 155: Test _OFF (Set resource off). SKIPPED: Test 37, Skipping test for non-existant object _OFF. Test 38 of 155: Test _ON (Set resource on). SKIPPED: Test 38, Skipping test for non-existant object _ON. Test 39 of 155: Test _DSW (Device Sleep Wake). SKIPPED: Test 39, Skipping test for non-existant object _DSW. Test 40 of 155: Test _IRC (In Rush Current). SKIPPED: Test 40, Skipping test for non-existant object _IRC. Test 41 of 155: Test _PRE (Power Resources for Enumeration). SKIPPED: Test 41, Skipping test for non-existant object _PRE. Test 42 of 155: Test _PR0 (Power Resources for D0). SKIPPED: Test 42, Skipping test for non-existant object _PR0. Test 43 of 155: Test _PR1 (Power Resources for D1). SKIPPED: Test 43, Skipping test for non-existant object _PR1. Test 44 of 155: Test _PR2 (Power Resources for D2). SKIPPED: Test 44, Skipping test for non-existant object _PR2. Test 45 of 155: Test _PR3 (Power Resources for D3). SKIPPED: Test 45, Skipping test for non-existant object _PR3. Test 46 of 155: Test _PS0 (Power State 0). SKIPPED: Test 46, Skipping test for non-existant object _PS0. Test 47 of 155: Test _PS1 (Power State 1). SKIPPED: Test 47, Skipping test for non-existant object _PS1. Test 48 of 155: Test _PS2 (Power State 2). SKIPPED: Test 48, Skipping test for non-existant object _PS2. Test 49 of 155: Test _PS3 (Power State 3). SKIPPED: Test 49, Skipping test for non-existant object _PS3. Test 50 of 155: Test _PSC (Power State Current). SKIPPED: Test 50, Skipping test for non-existant object _PSC. Test 51 of 155: Test _PSE (Power State for Enumeration). SKIPPED: Test 51, Skipping test for non-existant object _PSE. Test 52 of 155: Test _PSW (Power State Wake). PASSED: Test 52, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1._PSW returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 52, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2._PSW returned no values as expected. PASSED: Test 52, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI._PSW returned no values as expected. Test 53 of 155: Test _S1D (S1 Device State). SKIPPED: Test 53, Skipping test for non-existant object _S1D. Test 54 of 155: Test _S2D (S2 Device State). SKIPPED: Test 54, Skipping test for non-existant object _S2D. Test 55 of 155: Test _S3D (S3 Device State). PASSED: Test 55, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1._S3D correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 55, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2._S3D correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 55, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI._S3D correctly returned an integer. Test 56 of 155: Test _S4D (S4 Device State). PASSED: Test 56, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1._S4D correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 56, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2._S4D correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 56, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI._S4D correctly returned an integer. Test 57 of 155: Test _S0W (S0 Device Wake State). SKIPPED: Test 57, Skipping test for non-existant object _S0W. Test 58 of 155: Test _S1W (S1 Device Wake State). SKIPPED: Test 58, Skipping test for non-existant object _S1W. Test 59 of 155: Test _S2W (S2 Device Wake State). SKIPPED: Test 59, Skipping test for non-existant object _S2W. Test 60 of 155: Test _S3W (S3 Device Wake State). SKIPPED: Test 60, Skipping test for non-existant object _S3W. Test 61 of 155: Test _S4W (S4 Device Wake State). SKIPPED: Test 61, Skipping test for non-existant object _S4W. Test 62 of 155: Test _S0_ (S0 System State). \_S0_ PM1a_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000000 \_S0_ PM1b_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000000 PASSED: Test 62, \_S0_ correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 63 of 155: Test _S1_ (S1 System State). SKIPPED: Test 63, Skipping test for non-existant object _S1_. Test 64 of 155: Test _S2_ (S2 System State). SKIPPED: Test 64, Skipping test for non-existant object _S2_. Test 65 of 155: Test _S3_ (S3 System State). \_S3_ PM1a_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000005 \_S3_ PM1b_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000000 PASSED: Test 65, \_S3_ correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 66 of 155: Test _S4_ (S4 System State). \_S4_ PM1a_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000006 \_S4_ PM1b_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000000 PASSED: Test 66, \_S4_ correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 67 of 155: Test _S5_ (S5 System State). \_S5_ PM1a_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000007 \_S5_ PM1b_CNT.SLP_TYP value: 0x00000000 PASSED: Test 67, \_S5_ correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 68 of 155: Test _SWS (System Wake Source). SKIPPED: Test 68, Skipping test for non-existant object _SWS. Test 69 of 155: Test _PSS (Performance Supported States). \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._PSS values: P-State Freq Power Latency Bus Master (MHz) (mW) (us) Latency (us) 0 2301 145000 10 10 1 2300 145000 10 10 2 2200 136185 10 10 3 2100 128964 10 10 4 2000 120483 10 10 5 1900 113555 10 10 6 1800 106763 10 10 7 1700 98753 10 10 8 1600 92247 10 10 9 1500 85874 10 10 10 1400 78327 10 10 11 1300 72233 10 10 12 1200 66267 10 10 PASSED: Test 69, \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._PSS correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 70 of 155: Test _CPC (Continuous Performance Control). SKIPPED: Test 70, Skipping test for non-existant object _CPC. Test 71 of 155: Test _CSD (C State Dependencies). SKIPPED: Test 71, Skipping test for non-existant object _CSD. Test 72 of 155: Test _CST (C States). \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._CST values: # C-State Latency Power (us) (mW) 1 C1 1 1016 2 C2 41 350 PASSED: Test 72, \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._CST correctly returned a sane looking values. Test 73 of 155: Test _PCT (Performance Control). PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. PASSED: Test 73, \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._PCT correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 74 of 155: Test _PDL (P-State Depth Limit). SKIPPED: Test 74, Skipping test for non-existant object _PDL. Test 75 of 155: Test _PPC (Performance Present Capabilities). PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._PPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 75, \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._PPC correctly returned an integer. Test 76 of 155: Test _PPE (Polling for Platform Error). SKIPPED: Test 76, Skipping test for non-existant object _PPE. Test 77 of 155: Test _TDL (T-State Depth Limit). SKIPPED: Test 77, Skipping test for non-existant object _TDL. Test 78 of 155: Test _TPC (Throttling Present Capabilities). PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._TPC correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 78, \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._TPC correctly returned an integer. Test 79 of 155: Test _TSD (Throttling State Dependencies). SKIPPED: Test 79, Skipping test for non-existant object _TSD. Test 80 of 155: Test _TSS (Throttling Supported States). \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP00._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP01._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP02._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP03._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP04._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP05._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP06._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP07._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP08._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP09._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP0F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP10._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP11._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP12._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP13._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP14._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP15._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP16._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP17._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP18._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP19._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP1F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP20._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP21._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP22._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK0.CP23._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP00._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP01._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP02._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP03._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP04._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP05._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP06._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP07._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP08._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP09._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP0F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP10._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP11._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP12._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP13._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP14._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP15._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP16._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP17._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP18._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP19._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP1F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP20._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP21._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP22._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK1.CP23._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP00._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP01._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP02._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP03._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP04._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP05._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP06._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP07._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP08._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP09._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP0F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP10._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP11._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP12._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP13._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP14._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP15._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP16._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP17._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP18._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP19._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP1F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP20._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP21._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP22._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK2.CP23._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP00._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP01._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP02._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP03._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP04._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP05._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP06._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP07._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP08._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP09._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP0F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP10._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP11._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP12._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP13._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP14._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP15._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP16._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP17._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP18._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP19._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1A._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1B._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1C._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1D._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1E._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP1F._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP20._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP21._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP22._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._TSS values: T-State CPU Power Latency Control Status Freq (mW) (usecs) 0 100% 65803 0 00 00 PASSED: Test 80, \_SB_.SCK3.CP23._TSS correctly returned a sane looking package. Test 81 of 155: Test _MSG (Message). SKIPPED: Test 81, Skipping test for non-existant object _MSG. Test 82 of 155: Test _ALC (Ambient Light Colour Chromaticity). SKIPPED: Test 82, Skipping test for non-existant object _ALC. Test 83 of 155: Test _ALI (Ambient Light Illuminance). SKIPPED: Test 83, Skipping test for non-existant object _ALI. Test 84 of 155: Test _ALT (Ambient Light Temperature). SKIPPED: Test 84, Skipping test for non-existant object _ALT. Test 85 of 155: Test _ALP (Ambient Light Polling). SKIPPED: Test 85, Skipping test for non-existant object _ALP. Test 86 of 155: Test _LID (Lid Status). SKIPPED: Test 86, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _LID. Test 87 of 155: Test _UPD (User Presence Detect). SKIPPED: Test 87, Skipping test for non-existant object _UPD. Test 88 of 155: Test _UPP (User Presence Polling). SKIPPED: Test 88, Skipping test for non-existant object _UPP. Test 89 of 155: Test _GCP (Get Capabilities). SKIPPED: Test 89, Skipping test for non-existant object _GCP. Test 90 of 155: Test _GRT (Get Real Time). SKIPPED: Test 90, Skipping test for non-existant object _GRT. Test 91 of 155: Test _GWS (Get Wake Status). SKIPPED: Test 91, Skipping test for non-existant object _GWS. Test 92 of 155: Test _STP (Set Expired Timer Wake Policy). SKIPPED: Test 92, Skipping test for non-existant object _STP. Test 93 of 155: Test _STV (Set Timer Value). SKIPPED: Test 93, Skipping test for non-existant object _STV. Test 94 of 155: Test _TIP (Expired Timer Wake Policy). SKIPPED: Test 94, Skipping test for non-existant object _TIP. Test 95 of 155: Test _TIV (Timer Values). SKIPPED: Test 95, Skipping test for non-existant object _TIV. Test 96 of 155: Test _SBS (Smart Battery Subsystem). SKIPPED: Test 96, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _SBS. Test 97 of 155: Test _BCT (Battery Charge Time). SKIPPED: Test 97, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BCT. Test 98 of 155: Test _BIF (Battery Information). SKIPPED: Test 98, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BIF. Test 99 of 155: Test _BIX (Battery Information Extended). SKIPPED: Test 99, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BIX. Test 100 of 155: Test _BMA (Battery Measurement Averaging). SKIPPED: Test 100, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BMA. Test 101 of 155: Test _BMC (Battery Maintenance Control). SKIPPED: Test 101, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BMC. Test 102 of 155: Test _BMD (Battery Maintenance Data). SKIPPED: Test 102, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BMD. Test 103 of 155: Test _BMS (Battery Measurement Sampling Time). SKIPPED: Test 103, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BMS. Test 104 of 155: Test _BST (Battery Status). SKIPPED: Test 104, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BST. Test 105 of 155: Test _BTP (Battery Trip Point). SKIPPED: Test 105, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BTP. Test 106 of 155: Test _BTM (Battery Time). SKIPPED: Test 106, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _BTM. Test 107 of 155: Test _PCL (Power Consumer List). SKIPPED: Test 107, Machine is not a mobile platform, skipping test for non-existant mobile platform related object _PCL. Test 108 of 155: Test _PIF (Power Source Information). SKIPPED: Test 108, Skipping test for non-existant object _PIF. Test 109 of 155: Test _PSR (Power Source). SKIPPED: Test 109, Skipping test for non-existant object _PSR. Test 110 of 155: Test _GAI (Get Averaging Level). PASSED: Test 110, \_SB_.PMT1._GAI correctly returned an integer. Test 111 of 155: Test _PMM (Power Meter Measurement). PASSED: Test 111, \_SB_.PMT1._PMM correctly returned an integer. Test 112 of 155: Test _FIF (Fan Information). SKIPPED: Test 112, Skipping test for non-existant object _FIF. Test 113 of 155: Test _FSL (Fan Set Level). SKIPPED: Test 113, Skipping test for non-existant object _FSL. Test 114 of 155: Test _FST (Fan Status). SKIPPED: Test 114, Skipping test for non-existant object _FST. Test 115 of 155: Test _ACx (Active Cooling). SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC0. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC1. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC2. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC3. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC4. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC5. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC6. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC7. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC8. SKIPPED: Test 115, Skipping test for non-existant object _AC9. Test 116 of 155: Test _CRT (Critical Trip Point). SKIPPED: Test 116, Skipping test for non-existant object _CRT. Test 117 of 155: Test _DTI (Device Temperature Indication). SKIPPED: Test 117, Skipping test for non-existant object _DTI. Test 118 of 155: Test _HOT (Hot Temperature). SKIPPED: Test 118, Skipping test for non-existant object _HOT. Test 119 of 155: Test _NTT (Notification Temp Threshold). SKIPPED: Test 119, Skipping test for non-existant object _NTT. Test 120 of 155: Test _PSV (Passive Temp). SKIPPED: Test 120, Skipping test for non-existant object _PSV. Test 121 of 155: Test _RTV (Relative Temp Values). SKIPPED: Test 121, Skipping test for non-existant object _RTV. Test 122 of 155: Test _SCP (Set Cooling Policy). SKIPPED: Test 122, Skipping test for non-existant object _DTI. Test 123 of 155: Test _TC1 (Thermal Constant 1). SKIPPED: Test 123, Skipping test for non-existant object _TC1. Test 124 of 155: Test _TC2 (Thermal Constant 2). SKIPPED: Test 124, Skipping test for non-existant object _TC2. Test 125 of 155: Test _TMP (Thermal Zone Current Temp). SKIPPED: Test 125, Skipping test for non-existant object _TMP. Test 126 of 155: Test _TPT (Trip Point Temperature). SKIPPED: Test 126, Skipping test for non-existant object _TPT. Test 127 of 155: Test _TSP (Thermal Sampling Period). SKIPPED: Test 127, Skipping test for non-existant object _TSP. Test 128 of 155: Test _TST (Temperature Sensor Threshold). SKIPPED: Test 128, Skipping test for non-existant object _TST. Test 129 of 155: Test _TZP (Thermal Zone Polling). SKIPPED: Test 129, Skipping test for non-existant object _TZP. Test 130 of 155: Test _PTS (Prepare to Sleep). Test _PTS(1). PASSED: Test 130, \_PTS returned no values as expected. Test _PTS(2). PASSED: Test 130, \_PTS returned no values as expected. Test _PTS(3). PASSED: Test 130, \_PTS returned no values as expected. Test _PTS(4). PASSED: Test 130, \_PTS returned no values as expected. Test _PTS(5). PASSED: Test 130, \_PTS returned no values as expected. Test 131 of 155: Test _TTS (Transition to State). SKIPPED: Test 131, Optional control method _TTS does not exist. Test 132 of 155: Test _S0 (System S0 State). SKIPPED: Test 132, Skipping test for non-existant object _S0. Test 133 of 155: Test _S1 (System S1 State). SKIPPED: Test 133, Skipping test for non-existant object _S1. Test 134 of 155: Test _S2 (System S2 State). SKIPPED: Test 134, Skipping test for non-existant object _S2. Test 135 of 155: Test _S3 (System S3 State). SKIPPED: Test 135, Skipping test for non-existant object _S3. Test 136 of 155: Test _S4 (System S4 State). SKIPPED: Test 136, Skipping test for non-existant object _S4. Test 137 of 155: Test _S5 (System S5 State). SKIPPED: Test 137, Skipping test for non-existant object _S5. Test 138 of 155: Test _WAK (System Wake). Test _WAK(1) System Wake, State S1. PASSED: Test 138, \_WAK correctly returned a sane looking package. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLLocksAcquired: Test 138, \_WAK left 1 locks in an acquired state. ADVICE: Locks left in an acquired state generally indicates that the AML code is not releasing a lock. This can sometimes occur when a method hits an error condition and exits prematurely without releasing an acquired lock. It may be occurring in the method being tested or other methods used while evaluating the method. Test _WAK(2) System Wake, State S2. PASSED: Test 138, \_WAK correctly returned a sane looking package. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLLocksAcquired: Test 138, \_WAK left 1 locks in an acquired state. ADVICE: Locks left in an acquired state generally indicates that the AML code is not releasing a lock. This can sometimes occur when a method hits an error condition and exits prematurely without releasing an acquired lock. It may be occurring in the method being tested or other methods used while evaluating the method. Test _WAK(3) System Wake, State S3. PASSED: Test 138, \_WAK correctly returned a sane looking package. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLLocksAcquired: Test 138, \_WAK left 1 locks in an acquired state. ADVICE: Locks left in an acquired state generally indicates that the AML code is not releasing a lock. This can sometimes occur when a method hits an error condition and exits prematurely without releasing an acquired lock. It may be occurring in the method being tested or other methods used while evaluating the method. Test _WAK(4) System Wake, State S4. PASSED: Test 138, \_WAK correctly returned a sane looking package. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLLocksAcquired: Test 138, \_WAK left 1 locks in an acquired state. ADVICE: Locks left in an acquired state generally indicates that the AML code is not releasing a lock. This can sometimes occur when a method hits an error condition and exits prematurely without releasing an acquired lock. It may be occurring in the method being tested or other methods used while evaluating the method. Test _WAK(5) System Wake, State S5. PASSED: Test 138, \_WAK correctly returned a sane looking package. FAILED [MEDIUM] AMLLocksAcquired: Test 138, \_WAK left 1 locks in an acquired state. ADVICE: Locks left in an acquired state generally indicates that the AML code is not releasing a lock. This can sometimes occur when a method hits an error condition and exits prematurely without releasing an acquired lock. It may be occurring in the method being tested or other methods used while evaluating the method. Test 139 of 155: Test _ADR (Return Unique ID for Device). PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.UNC3._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.UNC2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.UNC1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.UNC0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.IIOP._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.MHP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.MHP1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.IP2P._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.PRID._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.PRID.MAST._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.PRID.SLAV._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.SECD._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.SECD.MAST._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT1.SECD.SLAV._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.PRID._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.PRID.MAST._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.PRID.SLAV._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.SECD._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.SECD.MAST._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SAT2.SECD.SLAV._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.SMBS._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.TERM._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.LAN0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR11._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR12._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR13._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR14._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR15._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR16._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR17._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC1.HUBN.PR01.PR18._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR11._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR12._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR13._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR14._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR15._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EHC2.HUBN.PR01.PR16._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.ALZA._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.HECI._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.HEC2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.IDER._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.MEKT._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP01._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP01.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP02._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP02.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP02.D089._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP03._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP03.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP04._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP04.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP04.BR8A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP04.BR8A.D08B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP05._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP05.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP05.D078._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP06._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP06.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP07._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP07.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP08._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.RP08.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVMR._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVS0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVS1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVS2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.PRID._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.PRID.MAST._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.PRID.SLAV._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.SECD._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.SECD.MAST._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.EVSS.SECD.SLAV._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.DMI0.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR1B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.D079._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2A.D084._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.LAN1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2C.LAN2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR2D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.D07B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3A.D085._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.BR3D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0E._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0F._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0G._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.CB0H._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.D082._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS01._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS02._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS03._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS04._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS05._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS06._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS07._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS08._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS09._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS10._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS11._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS12._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS13._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.HS14._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP3._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP4._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP5._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI0.XHCI.RHUB.SSP6._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.IIOP._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.MHP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.MHP1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.LAN1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QRP0.LAN2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.D07C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1A.D086._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR1B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.D07D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2A.D087._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR2D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.D07E._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3A.D088._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3C.D07F._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.QR3D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1E._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1F._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1G._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI1.CB1H._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.IIOP._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.MHP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.MHP1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RRP0.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR1B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR2D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.RR3D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2E._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2F._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2G._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI2.CB2H._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.IIOP._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.MHP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.MHP1._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SRP0.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR1B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR2D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3A.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3B.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3C.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H000._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H001._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H002._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H003._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H004._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H005._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H006._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.H007._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.SR3D.PXSX._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3A._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3B._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3C._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3D._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3E._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3F._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3G._ADR correctly returned an integer. PASSED: Test 139, \_SB_.PCI3.CB3H._ADR correctly returned an integer. Test 140 of 155: Test _BCL (Query List of Brightness Control Levels Supported). SKIPPED: Test 140, Skipping test for non-existant object _BCL. Test 141 of 155: Test _BCM (Set Brightness Level). SKIPPED: Test 141, Skipping test for non-existant object _BCM. Test 142 of 155: Test _BQC (Brightness Query Current Level). SKIPPED: Test 142, Skipping test for non-existant object _BQC. Test 143 of 155: Test _DCS (Return the Status of Output Device). SKIPPED: Test 143, Skipping test for non-existant object _DCS. Test 144 of 155: Test _DDC (Return the EDID for this Device). SKIPPED: Test 144, Skipping test for non-existant object _DDC. Test 145 of 155: Test _DSS (Device Set State). SKIPPED: Test 145, Skipping test for non-existant object _DSS. Test 146 of 155: Test _DGS (Query Graphics State). SKIPPED: Test 146, Skipping test for non-existant object _DGS. Test 147 of 155: Test _DOD (Enumerate All Devices Attached to Display Adapter). SKIPPED: Test 147, Skipping test for non-existant object _DOD. Test 148 of 155: Test _DOS (Enable/Disable Output Switching). SKIPPED: Test 148, Skipping test for non-existant object _DOS. Test 149 of 155: Test _GPD (Get POST Device). SKIPPED: Test 149, Skipping test for non-existant object _GPD. Test 150 of 155: Test _ROM (Get ROM Data). SKIPPED: Test 150, Skipping test for non-existant object _ROM. Test 151 of 155: Test _SPD (Set POST Device). SKIPPED: Test 151, Skipping test for non-existant object _SPD. Test 152 of 155: Test _VPO (Video POST Options). SKIPPED: Test 152, Skipping test for non-existant object _VPO. Test 153 of 155: Test _CBA (Configuration Base Address). SKIPPED: Test 153, Skipping test for non-existant object _CBA. Test 154 of 155: Test _IFT (IPMI Interface Type). PASSED: Test 154, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._IFT correctly returned an integer. Test 155 of 155: Test _SRV (IPMI Interface Revision). PASSED: Test 155, \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._SRV correctly returned an integer. ================================================================================ 2224 passed, 10 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 125 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ mcfg: MCFG PCI Express* memory mapped config space test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: Validate MCFG table. This test tries to validate the MCFG table by comparing the first 16 bytes in the MMIO mapped config space with the 'traditional' config space of the first PCI device (root bridge). The MCFG data is only trusted if it is marked reserved in the Int 15 AX=E820 BIOS memory map Memory Map Layout ----------------- 0x0000000000000000 - 0x0000000000099bff (System RAM) 0x0000000000099c00 - 0x000000000009ffff (reserved) 0x00000000000e0000 - 0x00000000000fffff (reserved) 0x0000000000100000 - 0x0000000078390fff (System RAM) 0x0000000078391000 - 0x0000000078f71fff (reserved) 0x0000000078f72000 - 0x0000000079157fff (System RAM) 0x0000000079158000 - 0x0000000079a1afff (ACPI Non-volatile Storage) 0x0000000079a1b000 - 0x000000007b966fff (reserved) 0x000000007b967000 - 0x000000007b967fff (System RAM) 0x000000007b968000 - 0x000000007b9edfff (reserved) 0x000000007b9ee000 - 0x000000007bc0dfff (System RAM) 0x000000007bc0e000 - 0x000000007bff8fff (reserved) 0x000000007bff9000 - 0x000000007bffffff (System RAM) 0x0000000080000000 - 0x000000008fffffff (reserved) 0x00000000fed1c000 - 0x00000000fed1ffff (reserved) 0x00000000ff000000 - 0x00000000ffffffff (reserved) 0x0000000100000000 - 0x000000407fffffff (System RAM) MCFG table found, size is 16 bytes (excluding header) (1 entries). Configuration Entry #0: Base Address : 0x80000000 Segment : 0 Start bus : 0 End bus : 255 PASSED: Test 1, MCFG MMIO config space is reserved in memory map table. Test 2 of 2: Validate MCFG PCI config space. PASSED: Test 2, PCI config space verified. ================================================================================ 2 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ fan: Simple fan tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: Test fan status. Test how many fans there are in the system. Check for the current status of the fan(s). PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device0 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device1 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device2 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device3 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device4 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device5 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device6 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device7 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device8 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device9 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device10 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device11 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device12 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device13 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device14 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device15 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device16 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device17 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device18 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device19 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device20 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device21 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device22 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device23 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device24 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device25 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device26 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device27 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device28 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device29 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device30 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device31 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device32 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device33 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device34 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device35 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device36 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device37 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device38 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device39 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device40 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device41 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device42 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device43 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device44 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device45 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device46 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device47 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device48 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device49 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device50 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device51 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device52 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device53 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device54 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device55 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device56 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device57 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device58 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device59 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device60 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device61 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device62 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device63 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device64 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device65 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device66 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device67 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device68 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device69 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device70 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. PASSED: Test 1, Fan cooling_device71 of type Processor has max cooling state 17 and current cooling state 0. FAILED [MEDIUM] NoFanCurState: Test 1, Fan present but has no cur_state present. Test 2 of 2: Load system, check CPU fan status. Test how many fans there are in the system. Check for the current status of the fan(s). Loading CPUs for 20 seconds to try and get fan speeds to change. Fan cooling_device0 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device1 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device2 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device3 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device4 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device5 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device6 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device7 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device8 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device9 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device10 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device11 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device12 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device13 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device14 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device15 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device16 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device17 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device18 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device19 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device20 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device21 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device22 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device23 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device24 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device25 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device26 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device27 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device28 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device29 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device30 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device31 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device32 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device33 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device34 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device35 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device36 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device37 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device38 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device39 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device40 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device41 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device42 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device43 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device44 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device45 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device46 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device47 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device48 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device49 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device50 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device51 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device52 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device53 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device54 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device55 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device56 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device57 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device58 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device59 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device60 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device61 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device62 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device63 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device64 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device65 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device66 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device67 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device68 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device69 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device70 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. Fan cooling_device71 current state did not change from value 0 while CPUs were busy. ADVICE: Did not detect any change in the CPU related thermal cooling device states. It could be that the devices are returning static information back to the driver and/or the fan speed is automatically being controlled by firmware using System Management Mode in which case the kernel interfaces being examined may not work anyway. ================================================================================ 72 passed, 1 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ fadt: FADT SCI_EN enabled tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: Test FADT SCI_EN bit is enabled. FADT Preferred PM Profile: 4 (Enterprise Server) FADT is greater than ACPI version 1.0 PASSED: Test 1, SCI_EN bit in PM1a Control Register Block is enabled. Test 2 of 2: Test FADT reset register. PASSED: Test 2, FADT reset register width is 8 bits wide as expected. PASSED: Test 2, FADT register bit offset is 0 as expected. ================================================================================ 3 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ dmar: DMA Remapping (VT-d) test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: DMA Remapping test. Unknown device scope type, the test case should be fixed. PASSED: Test 1, Found no DMAR errors in kernel log. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ cstates: Processor C state support test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test all CPUs C-states. This test checks if all processors have the same number of C-states, if the C-state counter works and if C-state transitions happen. PASSED: Test 1, Processor 0 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 1 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 1 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 2 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 2 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 3 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 3 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 4 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 4 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 5 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 5 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 6 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 6 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 7 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 7 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 8 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 8 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 9 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 9 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 10 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 10 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 11 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 11 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 12 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 12 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 13 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 13 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 14 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 14 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 15 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 15 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 16 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 16 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 17 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 17 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 18 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 18 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 19 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 19 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 20 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 20 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 21 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 21 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 22 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 22 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 23 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 23 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 24 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 24 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 25 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 25 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 26 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 26 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 27 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 27 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 28 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 28 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 29 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 29 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 30 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 30 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 31 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 31 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 32 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 32 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 33 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 33 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 34 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 34 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 35 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 35 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 36 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 36 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 37 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 37 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 38 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 38 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 39 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 39 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 40 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 40 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 41 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 41 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 42 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 42 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 43 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 43 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 44 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 44 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 45 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 45 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 46 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 46 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 47 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 47 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 48 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 48 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 49 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 49 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 50 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 50 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 51 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 51 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 52 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 52 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 53 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 53 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 54 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 54 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 55 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 55 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 56 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 56 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 57 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 57 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 58 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 58 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 59 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 59 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 60 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 60 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 61 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 61 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 62 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 62 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 63 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 63 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 64 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 64 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 65 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 65 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 66 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 66 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 67 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 67 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 68 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 68 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 69 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 69 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 70 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 70 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 PASSED: Test 1, Processor 71 has reached all C-states: PASSED: Test 1, Processor 71 has the same number of C-states as processor 0 ================================================================================ 143 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ checksum: ACPI table checksum test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: ACPI table checksum test. PASSED: Test 1, Table RSDP has correct checksum 0x40. PASSED: Test 1, Table RSDP has correct extended checksum 0x91. PASSED: Test 1, Table XSDT has correct checksum 0x7f PASSED: Test 1, Table DSDT has correct checksum 0x3d PASSED: Test 1, Table FACP has correct checksum 0xd5 PASSED: Test 1, Table APIC has correct checksum 0x68 PASSED: Test 1, Table FPDT has correct checksum 0x8e PASSED: Test 1, Table FIDT has correct checksum 0x3c PASSED: Test 1, Table SPMI has correct checksum 0x1f PASSED: Test 1, Table MCFG has correct checksum 0x34 PASSED: Test 1, Table UEFI has correct checksum 0xea PASSED: Test 1, Table BDAT has correct checksum 0x40 PASSED: Test 1, Table HPET has correct checksum 0x40 PASSED: Test 1, Table MSCT has correct checksum 0xf1 PASSED: Test 1, Table PMCT has correct checksum 0x16 PASSED: Test 1, Table SLIT has correct checksum 0xde PASSED: Test 1, Table SRAT has correct checksum 0x86 PASSED: Test 1, Table WDDT has correct checksum 0x78 PASSED: Test 1, Table SSDT has correct checksum 0x15 PASSED: Test 1, Table SSDT has correct checksum 0xb8 PASSED: Test 1, Table SSDT has correct checksum 0x21 PASSED: Test 1, Table PRAD has correct checksum 0x88 PASSED: Test 1, Table DMAR has correct checksum 0x61 PASSED: Test 1, Table HEST has correct checksum 0x76 PASSED: Test 1, Table BERT has correct checksum 0x34 PASSED: Test 1, Table ERST has correct checksum 0x9c PASSED: Test 1, Table EINJ has correct checksum 0x66 PASSED: Test 1, Table RSDT has correct checksum 0xb7 PASSED: Test 1, Table FACP has correct checksum 0xdc ================================================================================ 29 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ autobrightness: Automated LCD brightness test. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 2: Test for maximum and actual brightness. Test 2 of 2: Change actual brightness. ================================================================================ 0 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ apicinstance: Test for single instance of APIC/MADT table. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test for single instance of APIC/MADT table. Found APIC/MADT table APIC @ 7924c200, length 0x1108 PASSED: Test 1, Found 1 APIC/MADT table(s), as expected. ================================================================================ 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ acpitables: ACPI table settings sanity tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test 1 of 1: Test ACPI tables. PASSED: Test 1, Table APIC passed. Table ECDT not present to check. PASSED: Test 1, Table FACP passed. PASSED: Test 1, Table HPET passed. PASSED: Test 1, Table MCFG passed. PASSED: Test 1, Table RSDT passed. PASSED: Test 1, Table RSDP passed. Table SBST not present to check. PASSED: Test 1, Table XSDT passed. ================================================================================ 7 passed, 0 failed, 0 warning, 0 aborted, 0 skipped, 0 info only. ================================================================================ 2639 passed, 312 failed, 11 warnings, 1 aborted, 126 skipped, 10 info only. Test Failure Summary ================================================================================ Critical failures: NONE High failures: 57 klog: HIGH Kernel message: [ 0.135364] Your BIOS is broken and requested that x2apic be disabled. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 9 (@0x000fd9e4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 10 (@0x000fd9ec) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 11 (@0x000fd9f4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 12 (@0x000fd9fc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 13 (@0x000fda04) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 14 (@0x000fda0c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 15 (@0x000fda14) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 16 (@0x000fda1c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 17 (@0x000fda24) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 18 (@0x000fda2c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 19 (@0x000fda34) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 20 (@0x000fda3c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 21 (@0x000fda44) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 22 (@0x000fda4c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 23 (@0x000fda54) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 24 (@0x000fda5c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 25 (@0x000fda64) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 26 (@0x000fda6c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 27 (@0x000fda74) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 28 (@0x000fda7c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 29 (@0x000fda84) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 30 (@0x000fda8c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 31 (@0x000fda94) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 32 (@0x000fda9c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 33 (@0x000fdaa4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 34 (@0x000fdaac) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 35 (@0x000fdab4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 36 (@0x000fdabc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 37 (@0x000fdac4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 38 (@0x000fdacc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 39 (@0x000fdad4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 40 (@0x000fdadc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x00 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 41 (@0x000fdae4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 42 (@0x000fdaec) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 43 (@0x000fdaf4) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 44 (@0x000fdafc) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 45 (@0x000fdb04) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x02 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 46 (@0x000fdb0c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 47 (@0x000fdb14) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 48 (@0x000fdb1c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 49 (@0x000fdb24) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 50 (@0x000fdb2c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 51 (@0x000fdb34) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. mpcheck: IO Interrupt Entry 52 (@0x000fdb3c) has a Destination IO APIC ID 0x03 which has not been defined. syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 20756 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 20761 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 28910 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 28919 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 28924 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 28931 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 36952 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 36959 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 36964 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 36973 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 36978 syntaxcheck: Assembler error in line 36985 Medium failures: 85 klog: MEDIUM Kernel message: [ 2.415626] pcieport 0000:80:00.0: device [8086:2f01] has invalid IRQ; check vendor BIOS mtrr: Memory range 0x1000 to 0x99bff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x1000 to 0x99bff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. mtrr: Memory range 0x100000 to 0x78390fff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x100000 to 0x78390fff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. mtrr: Memory range 0x78f72000 to 0x79157fff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x78f72000 to 0x79157fff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. mtrr: Memory range 0x7b967000 to 0x7b967fff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x7b967000 to 0x7b967fff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. mtrr: Memory range 0x7b9ee000 to 0x7bc0dfff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x7b9ee000 to 0x7bc0dfff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. mtrr: Memory range 0x7bff9000 to 0x7bffffff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x7bff9000 to 0x7bffffff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. mtrr: Memory range 0x100000000 to 0x407fffffff (System RAM) has incorrect attribute Default (Most probably Uncached). mtrr: Memory range 0x100000000 to 0x407fffffff (System RAM) is lacking attribute Write-Back. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 0 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 1 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 2 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 3 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 4 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 5 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 6 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 7 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 8 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 9 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 16 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 17 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 18 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 19 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 20 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 21 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 22 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 23 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 24 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 25 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 32 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 33 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 34 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 35 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 36 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 37 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 38 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 39 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 40 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 41 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 48 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 49 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 50 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 51 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 52 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 53 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 54 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 55 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 56 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 57 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 64 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 65 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 66 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 67 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 68 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 69 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 70 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. microcode: The kernel did not report that CPU 71 has had a microcode update. The current firmware is revision 0x29 and probably has not been updated. syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 7207 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 7423 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 46534 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 46798 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 46859 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 46878 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 46929 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 46952 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47379 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47393 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47408 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47423 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47437 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47452 syntaxcheck: Assembler warning in line 47467 method: Method \_SB_.PCI0.LPC0.SPMI._STR did not return ACPI_TYPE_STRING. method: Method \_SB_.TPM_._STR did not return ACPI_TYPE_STRING. method: \_SB_.PCI3._CRS WORD Address Space Descriptor minimum address range 0x4858 is greater than the maximum address range 0x0. method: \_SB_.PCI3._CRS WORD Address Space Descriptor length 0x1 does not match the difference between the minimum and maximum address ranges 0x4858-0x0. method: \_SB_.PCI0.RP05._INI left 1 locks in an acquired state. method: \_WAK left 1 locks in an acquired state. fan: Fan present but has no cur_state present. Low failures: 166 klog: LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048492] ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000428-0x000000000000042f SystemIO conflicts with Region \GPE0 1 (20131115/utaddress-251) klog: LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048501] ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000500-0x000000000000052f SystemIO conflicts with Region \GPIO 1 (20131115/utaddress-251) klog: LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048503] ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000500-0x000000000000052f SystemIO conflicts with Region \GPIV 2 (20131115/utaddress-251) klog: LOW Kernel message: [ 5.048600] lpc_ich: Resource conflict(s) found affecting gpio_ich maxreadreq: 3 devices have low MaxReadReq settings. Firmware may have configured these too low. wmi: GUID 86CCFD48-205E-4A77-9C48-2021CBEDE341 has multiple associated methods WMTF defined, this is a firmware bug that leads to ambigous behaviour. syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 247 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 349 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 350 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 2877 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 3217 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 6579 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 6764 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 6831 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 7603 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 7974 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8028 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8125 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8180 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8286 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8320 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8381 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8436 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 8544 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in 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syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 47450 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 47465 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 1490 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 1492 syntaxcheck: Assembler remark in line 1510 Other failures: NONE Test |Pass |Fail |Abort|Warn |Skip |Info | ---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+ acpiinfo | | | | | | 3| acpitables | 7| | | | | | apicedge | 1| | | | | | apicinstance | 1| | | | | | aspm | 4| | | 9| | | autobrightness | | | | | | | bios32 | | | | | | | bios_info | | | | | | 1| checksum | 29| | | | | | cpufreq | 1| | | | | | crs | 1| | | | | | csm | | | | | | 1| cstates | 143| | | | | | dmar | 1| | | | | | dmicheck | 6| | | 1| | | ebda | 1| | | | | | fadt | 3| | | | | | fan | 72| 1| | | | | hda_audio | 1| | | | | | hpet_check | 5| | | | | | klog | | 6| | | | | maxfreq | 1| | | | | | maxreadreq | | 1| | | | | mcfg | 2| | | | | | method | 2224| 10| | | 125| | microcode | | 48| | | | | mpcheck | 8| 44| | | | | msr | 107| | | | | | mtrr | 1| 14| | | 1| | nx | 3| | | | | | oops | 2| | | | | | os2gap | 1| | | | | | osilinux | | | | 1| | | pcc | | | | | | 1| pciirq | 4| | | | | | pnp | 2| | | | | | securebootcert | | | 1| | | | syntaxcheck | 2| 187| | | | | version | | | | | | 4| virt | 1| | | | | | wakealarm | 4| | | | | | wmi | 1| 1| | | | | ---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+ Total: | 2639| 312| 1| 11| 126| 10| ---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+