Re: [PATCH] platform/x86: bitland-mifs-wmi: Add Redmi G 2022 (TM2135) quirk

[Neko <neko205@aosc.io>]

Hi Yun,

在 2026/11/6 22:33, Yun Wang 写道:
> The Redmi G 2022 (board TM2135, BIOS RMGAD6T0P1313) implements only
> three modes: 0x02 for quiet, 0x01 for balanced and 0x03 for performance.
> The default profile table maps balanced to 0x00, but this firmware
> recognizes it as the performance mode. Because the firmware does not
> implement the AC adapter type query, setting balanced-performance or
> performance fails with -ENODATA.
> 
> Add a DMI entry with a three-entry profile table for this model and
> enable skip_ac_type_check. 0x04 is not used for performance: writing it
> succeeds and the value reads back as 0x04, but in three test runs on
> 7.2.11 the firmware did not emit WMI event 0x16, which it emits after
> every other mode change. The Fn+K hotkey also cycles only through the
> three modes above.
> 
> Tested on this machine with this patch and the series it depends on,
> built as an out-of-tree module and loaded on a 7.2.14 kernel. Writing
> low-power, balanced, and performance succeeds, the profile reads back
> correctly, and the firmware emits one 0x16 event for each (values 2, 1,
> and 3). Writing balanced-performance is rejected, and Fn+K cycles
> through low-power, balanced, and performance.
> 
> Claude Code (claude-opus-5-5) analyzed the ACPI tables, wrote the test
> scripts, specified the change and corrected this changelog. I wrote the
> code and the changelog and ran the tests on this machine.
> 
> Link: https://lore.kernel.org/platform-driver-x86/OT2JfRLDi6yHShYvywRZoFBYdW-TUgdKqKtahRM5b0cZxNo6eGZHnO5dKf4oYFaEtZhEsqU-Q-2OFe0D-qToJMVUrS5_d2aa2Q5LD50ISIc=@proton.me/
> Link: https://lore.kernel.org/all/BelDdF5woNEBX6dZ3_zJDEbVkifs1pdxEjtQ1yC-aKyZahijFJCllxm0l_SqZ5Hsj61D8wfJNa7uDSuNKmyyxo2S0tZp9QS5yaafeZUxvxE=@proton.me/
> Suggested-by: Mingyou Chen <qby140326@gmail.com>
> Signed-off-by: Yun Wang <7z0423arsenova@proton.me>

I have tested this patch on my Redmi G 2022 (board model TM2135) and 
have confirmed that I can now switch between "performance", "balanced", 
and "power-saver" power profiles via the KDE power manager tray.

Stress testing with s-tui also shows different power draw under 
different profiles.

Tested-by: Yu Pan <neko205@aosc.io>