Acer Swift 5
General info about the Acer Swift 5 SF515-51T laptop. Everything pretty much works out of the box, follow standard documentation for details.
| Hardware | PCI/USB ID | Working? |
|---|---|---|
| GPU | Yes | |
| Wireless | Yes | |
| Bluetooth | Yes | |
| Audio | Yes | |
| Touchpad | Yes | |
| TouchScreen | Yes | |
| Camera | Yes | |
| Fingerprint scanner | No |
Disabling UEFI Secure Boot
To disable Secure Boot, set the supervisor password in the BIOS settings. Then you should be able to disable Secure Boot and boot Arch.
Changing SATA mode to AHCI
To change SATA mode to AHCI, in BIOS settings navigate to the Main tab. If you do not see SATA Mode settings press Ctrl+s and navigate tabs forwards and backward. SATA Mode option should now appear.
Configuration
Kernel boot parameters
The following parameters can be added to boot arguments as explained in Kernel parameters:
acpi_backlight=videoto enable backlight setting from keyboard function keysacpi_osi=Linuxto enable multimedia special function keyspci=nocrsto discard pci ACPI informations, may fix boot problemsi915.enable_fbc=1to enable framebuffer compression (power saving)- to enable touchscreen ( is the ID for the touchscreen from )
Kernel modules parameters
In kernels after linux-5.10, audio with SOF (Sound Open Firmware) from Intel is fully working (speakers, jack, internal and external mics) with the following setup:
gollark: 6.00000000003.
gollark: If you just clone my body, it won't actually contain bees.
gollark: Without necessarily being sure of them.
gollark: It's where mathematicians think things in their hive mind.
gollark: But the exact contents of lunch are culturally defined.
See also
- Drivers and Manuals Official support page
- notebook check Laptop review
- ThinkPad X1 Intel SOF Audio notes
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