Acpi error needed type reference found integer

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ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] …

If you are one of the unlucky ones to have bumped into this error, worry not. Our experts have put together a few troubleshooting tips to help you get back on track. One of the following methods will resolve the error in no time.

• Tip 1:

  First, open the /etc/default/grub file and add the following line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="intremap=off" Then, save the file and update GRUB.

  Next, reboot and check if the error has been resolved or not. If not, try the next troubleshooting tip.
• Tip 2:

  Access text-only virtual console with Ctrl+Alt+F3 keyboard combination when the boot process has stopped at a black screen.

  Then, log in to the virtual console with username and password. After that, we have to check if the required graphics driver has been installed and run the following code:

  sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot

  This will install drivers we need for automatic installation as well as their dependencies.

Let us know in the comments which one of the above methods helped resolve the ACPI error Needed type reference Found integer error.

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ACPI Error

Добрый день! Купил новый компьютер, установил Linux Mint 18.2. Во время загрузки в логе выдается следующее:

Пробовал задавать в параметрах ядра «noapic» и «acpi=off», как написано здесь.

После этого ошибки исчезли, но комп приходится вручную отключать.

Посоветуйте, что можно сделать? В чем причина?

Материнская плата: Asus Prime x370-Pro

Видеокарта старая: GeForce 9800 GT

Добавить loglevel=3 в параметры ядра

Добавить loglevel=3 в параметры ядра

Это же просто скроет часть лога. Или вы считаете, что ошибка не очень серьезная?

Пробовал задавать в параметрах ядра «noapic» и «acpi=off», как написано здесь.

Ампутация всей ноги в случае ушиба пальца?? — Отличное решение.

После этого ошибки исчезли, но комп приходится вручную отключать.

Как бы ты хотел acpi=off ты именно его и получил да.

Не использовать железо с кривыми BIOS-ами. Или взять и таки исправить свой кривой dsdt.

Кроме кривой таблицы dsdt в твоём BIOS-е? Бури на марсе, зеленые человечки.

Не использовать железо с кривыми BIOS-ами. Или взять и таки исправить свой кривой dsdt.

есть более конструктивные советы?

Я не работал ранее с acpi и смутно представляю как она работает. Может в БИОСе что-то настроить нужно?

Может в БИОСе что-то настроить нужно?

Ключевые слова для гугления я тебе уже дал. Успехов.

Забей, это вариант нормы.

Попробуй обновить БИОС. Возможно у тебя стоит старый БИОС в котором ACPI кривой. Если обновлений нет, больше не покупать от этого производителя

Могу спросить тебя — загружается Linux Mint с GRUB? Почему не с systemd-boot?

Не делай так больше — это плохо и девочкам ты не понравишься.

Вот, собственно и причина ошибок — не твоих, тех к которым тебя принудили.

Перекомпилируй кернел и подружи его с UEFI/systemd — всё взлетит у тебя. Тебе — понравиться играть и щёлкать по фоткам на правильно сконфигурированной OS.

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ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer].

ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer].

Post by p.giaquinto » 2020/02/16 10:10:55

Hi, this is my first Centos installation.
I like it very much, but on my ThinkPad T440 I have some ACPI errors on startup:
— ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer].
— ACPI Exception: AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE, While resolving.
— ACPI Error: Method parse/execution failed _PR.CPU0._PDC, AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE.
It should be a BIOS bug and I found a workaround here:
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/4-14-4-15-a . mobo/40452

WORKAROUND:
Edit /etc/default/grub and add in GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT line AFTER quiet word these: vga=current loglevel=3 rd.systemd.show_status=auto rd.udev.log_priority=3
Next update grub : sudo update-grub.
Last thing is creating SYSCTL rule:
sudo bash -c «echo ‘kernel.printk = 3 3 3 3’ > /etc/sysctl.d/20-quiet-printk.conf’»
and reboot. This will just HIDE error msgs during boot, still exists in dmesg results.

Can I use it with CentOS
Please help me

Re: ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer].

Post by TrevorH » 2020/02/16 11:25:42

You could do something similar but the real solution is to look for updated BIOS firmware as all those ACPI tables are created by it before CentOS starts. Or just ignore them.

So the «similar» bit is that we don’t ship an `update-grub`, ours is grub2-mkconfig and needs to be told where the grub.cfg file resides. See man grub2-mkconfig.

But all of that is just covering up the errors so BIOS update would be far better.

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Linux Mint Forums

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ACPI error on bootup [SOLVED]

ACPI error on bootup [SOLVED]

Post by PayloadMax » Mon Apr 12, 2021 4:59 am

Hello,
I use Mint since version 9 as my everyday desktop. Since updating to Mint 20.x i noticed boot up errors. They flash on the screen but just to short to read them. The errors do not seem to have an influence on the further workings of Mint but. beside these errors i noticed my headphone jack / plug also does not work any more. Is there a relation. I searched everything related to sound, did every test i could fine and all looks well but there is no sound in the headphone (checked, headphone not broken). This might be unrelated to the errors, i don’t know. It started however as soon as these ACPI errors showed up.

I learned that using dmesh the errors as related to something called ACPI:

[ 0.199268] ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] (____ptrval____) (20190816/exresop-66)
[ 0.199285] fbcon: Taking over console
[ 0.199288] ACPI Error: AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE, While resolving operands for [Store] (20190816/dswexec-431)
[ 0.199303] No Local Variables are initialized for Method [_PDC]
[ 0.199305] Initialized Arguments for Method [_PDC]: (1 arguments defined for method invocation)
[ 0.199306] Arg0: (____ptrval____) Buffer(12) 01 00 00 00 01 00 00 00
[ 0.199314] ACPI Error: Aborting method _PR.CPU0._PDC due to previous error (AE_AML_OPERAND_TYPE) (20190816/psparse-529)[/b]
[ 0.199918] ACPI: Dynamic OEM Table Load:

So above shows 3 errors with ACPI. I then start searching for these errors on-line and they seem to have a relation to Ubuntu but there the errors
show up as «solved». Beside that, for me it is impossible to understand the explanations that are given about these errors. I am just a normal everyday desktop user and the answers are for specialists.

My system is an ASUS X200CA (netbook) that has an I3- 3217U processor and 4 Gb DDR(2) and a 256Gb SSD. I use the latest version of Mint 20.1 and update it first thing as soon as the system starts (using apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade).

So here are my questions:

— What do the errors mean and is there a (simple) way to get rid of them (without recompiling stuff)?
— Is there any relation with the the headphone plug not working? (and if so, is there a solution)

Please keep it simple
Max

Re: ACPI error on bootup

Post by SMG » Mon Apr 12, 2021 7:35 pm

Actually, they started when you updated to Mint 20. I am not aware of any relation between the errors and sound issues. Lots of people have run into sound issues when moving to LM20. You will find many threads in the ‘Sound, Multimedia, & Codecs’ section of the forum on the topic.

The ACPI errors usually can only be resolved by BIOS/UEFI updates and even those might not work. Not all manufacturers write their BIOS/UEFI to the standards which Linux is expecting to see. Linux lets you know that with the messages, but there is not a way to «fix» the error from the Linux side.

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#1 2017-05-23 19:56:12

ACPI errors on boot after update to kernel 4.11.2-1

I updated the linux package to 4.11.2.-1 from 4.10.13-1 (havent updated for a while, been very busy lately), rebooted, but archlinux never started.
It drops down to a tty, where my keyeboard doesn’t work (keyboard hook is at the end of my modules list). I get theese
errors.
If I remove the resume kernel parameter the results are similar, the lvm devices are not found.
The initramfs image has a 2 in its name, so the Korora install can use the one without a number, apart from that «2» my mkinitcpio configs are untouched.
I have a lenovo G585 laptop.
I’m dualbooting an old Korora install (4.6.something kernel), which starts, so it’s probably not a hardware issue.

I have my bachelors thesis due in less then a week, so I don’t have a lot of time to investigate it right now.
I’ll try downgrading the kernel (linux, linux-headers, acpi_cal) and if that works not touch anything till the thesis is handed in.

Edit: downgrading acpi_call as the latest version was dependent on the latest linux, sounds realted any way

Last edited by matyilona200 (2017-05-23 20:01:01)

#2 2017-05-23 22:07:39

Re: ACPI errors on boot after update to kernel 4.11.2-1

Downgrading seems to have fixed the issue.

#3 2017-05-24 17:34:03

Re: ACPI errors on boot after update to kernel 4.11.2-1

I also got ACPI errors after upgrading to 4.11.2-1-ARCH from 4.9.28-1-lts. Mine are different though and the system continues to boot successfully:

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ACPI error Needed type reference Found integer Ubuntu | Troubleshooting Tips

by Nikhath K | Dec 3, 2022

Looking for a way to resolve ACPI error Needed type reference Found integer Ubuntu? Our experts have put together these troubleshooting tips to help you out. Our Server Management Support team is here to lend a hand with your queries and issues.

ACPI error Needed type reference Found integer: How to fix

Our Support team has received several queries about the following error

ACPI Error: Needed type [Reference], found [Integer] …

If you are one of the unlucky ones to have bumped into this error, worry not. Our experts have put together a few troubleshooting tips to help you get back on track. One of the following methods will resolve the error in no time.

First, open the /etc/default/grub file and add the following line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=»intremap=off» Then, save the file and update GRUB.

Next, reboot and check if the error has been resolved or not. If not, try the next troubleshooting tip.

Access text-only virtual console with Ctrl+Alt+F3 keyboard combination when the boot process has stopped at a black screen.

Then, log in to the virtual console with username and password. After that, we have to check if the required graphics driver has been installed and run the following code:

sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
sudo reboot

This will install drivers we need for automatic installation as well as their dependencies.

Let us know in the comments which one of the above methods helped resolve the ACPI error Needed type reference Found integer error.

[Need assistance with a different issue? Our team is available 24/7.]

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I updated the linux package to 4.11.2.-1 from 4.10.13-1 (havent updated for a while, been very busy lately), rebooted, but archlinux never started.
It drops down to a tty, where my keyeboard doesn’t work (keyboard hook is at the end of my modules list). I get theese
errors.
If I remove the resume kernel parameter the results are similar, the lvm devices are not found.
The initramfs image has a 2 in its name, so the Korora install can use the one without a number, apart from that «2» my mkinitcpio configs are untouched.
I have a lenovo G585 laptop.
I’m dualbooting an old Korora install (4.6.something kernel), which starts, so it’s probably not a hardware issue.

I have my bachelors thesis due in less then a week, so I don’t have a lot of time to investigate it right now.
I’ll try downgrading the kernel (linux, linux-headers, acpi_cal) and if that works not touch anything till the thesis is handed in.

Edit: downgrading acpi_call as the latest version was dependent on the latest linux, sounds realted any way

Last edited by matyilona200 (2017-05-23 20:01:01)