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ACPIEXEC

NAME

acpiexec − ACPI AML execution and debug utility

SYNOPSIS

acpiexec [<option>...] <aml-file> ...

DESCRIPTION

This manual page briefly documents the acpiexec command. The option list is taken from the acpiexec interactive help.

acpiexec provides a simulated execution environment for AML code so that it can be more easily tested and debugged.

Much more detailed documentation may be found at http://www.acpica.org/documentation/.

OPTIONS

−?

Display the help message

−b command-line

Batch mode command line execution (cmd1;cmd2;...)

−M [<method>]

Batch mode method execution (Default: MAIN)

−da

Disable method abort on error

−di

Disable execution of _STA/_INI methods during init

−do

Disable Operation Region address simulation

−dr

Disable repair of method return values

−dt

Disable allocation tracking (performance)

−ef

Enable display of final memory statistics

−ei

Enable additional tests for ACPICA interfaces

−em

Enable interpreter Serialized mode

−es

Enable interpreter Slack mode

−et

Enable debug semaphore timeour

−f <value>

Operation Region initialization fill value

−r

Use hardware-reduced FADT V5

−vi

Verbose initialization output

−vr

Verbose region handler output

−x <debug-level>

Debug output level

AUTHOR

acpiexec was written by Robert Moore <robert DOT moore AT intel DOT com>.

This manual page was written by Al Stone <ahs3 AT redhat DOT com> for the Fedora project (but may be used by others).

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