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hp-notebook-14-df0023 = import ./hp/notebook/14-df0023;
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intel-nuc-8i7beh = import ./intel/nuc/8i7beh;
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lenovo-ideacentre-k330 = import ./lenovo/ideacentre/k330;
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lenovo-ideapad-14iah10 = import ./lenovo/ideapad/14iah10;
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lenovo-ideapad-14imh9 = import ./lenovo/ideapad/14imh9;
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lenovo-ideapad-15alc6 = import ./lenovo/ideapad/15alc6;
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lenovo-ideapad-15arh05 = import ./lenovo/ideapad/15arh05;
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lenovo/ideapad/14iah10/README.md
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# Lenovo IdeaPad 5 Pro / XiaoXin Pro 14 GT (14IAH10)
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This module provides configuration common to all Arrow Lake (Core Ultra 200H
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series)-based devices and rectifies a few quirks with the system that are mostly
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all caused by firmware or BIOS bugs. While the solution isn't perfect, the
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laptop is decently usable with these tweaks, including networking and speakers
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output.
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lenovo/ideapad/14iah10/default.nix
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{
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lib,
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...
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}:
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{
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imports = [
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../../../common/cpu/intel/arrow-lake
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../../../common/pc/laptop
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../../../common/pc/ssd
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];
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boot = {
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# DSP-based SOF drivers currently don't work due to missing topology
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# definitions, so we fall back to old snd_hda_intel drivers
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# See https://thesofproject.github.io/latest/getting_started/intel_debug/introduction.html#pci-devices-introduced-after-2016
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#
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# Last tested with sof-firmware version 2025.05; newer SOF releases
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# may include updated topologies
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extraModprobeConfig = ''
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options snd-intel-dspcfg dsp_driver=1
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'';
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# HACK: Fix the infamous "Unable to change power state from D3cold to D0"
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# error when resuming the system from a suspended state, by _completely_
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# disabling PCIe port power management and thereby preventing the Wi-Fi
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# adapter from turning off at all.
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#
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# This is theoretically bad from a battery life standpoint, but it's
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# necessary until Intel ships a functioning firmware release that doesn't
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# suffer from this issue. In my real-world testing this doesn't seem to
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# have caused a noticable decrease in battery life, however.
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#
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# See Intel's (non-)response regarding this issue with this exact model at:
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# https://community.intel.com/t5/Wireless/Intel-WiFi-7-BE200-loses-connection-after-suspend-resume-on/m-p/1700055
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#
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# Last tested to be necessary on ucode version 98 — this might no
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# longer be necessary for newer firmware releases!
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kernelParams = [ "pcie_port_pm=off" ];
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};
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}
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