Acpi Prp0001 0 __top__ Jun 2026

Yes – but with caveats. The Linux kernel has shifted toward more ACPI-native drivers for embedded peripherals. Many Intel SoCs now define proper ACPI IDs (e.g., INT34D3 for HID over I2C). However:

Drivers only need to be written once using standard Device Tree properties. acpi prp0001 0

Normally, ACPI and Devicetree (the system used by Linux on ARM/mobile devices) are two completely different ways for a computer to talk to its hardware. is a special "virtual" ID that tells the operating system: Yes – but with caveats

: You can use the same driver code for both DT-based systems (like Raspberry Pi) and ACPI-based systems (like x86 laptops) without modification. Flexibility acpi prp0001 0

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