Warning! ACPI region does not cover the entire command-response buffer
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ACPI region does not cover the entire commandresponse buffer Mem 0xdc923000-0xdc923fff flags 0x200 vs dc923000 4000 Kernel. ACPI region does not cover the entire commandresponse buffer. ACPI region does not cover the entire commandresponse buffer..
The ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) region is a part of the computer's memory that is used to store configuration and power management information. The command-response buffer is a part of the ACPI region that is used to store commands and responses from the operating system and hardware devices.
In this case, the ACPI region does not cover the entire command-response buffer. This means that some of the commands and responses that are sent between the operating system and hardware devices are not stored in the ACPI region. This can cause problems with the operation of the computer, such as system crashes or data loss.
If you are experiencing problems with your computer, you should check to see if the ACPI region is covering the entire command-response buffer. If it is not, you should contact your computer manufacturer for assistance.
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