Fix: bidirectional Quiet<->LowPower fallback in platform_profile setters - #133
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Thanks you. This looks like correct but I wonder why have you noticed it? Took the nvme of a laptop and reused in another laptop? Anyway could you reorganize that code into function(s) and add a few test? Those are becoming too long for my taste. |
On hardware where the kernel ACPI platform_profile sysfs exposes only one of Quiet / LowPower for the same semantic profile (different ASUS DMI quirks expose different names), setting the absent variant fails with "platform_profile: (low-power) not supported" even when the equivalent IS in choices. The previous fallback in set_platform_profile_on_battery / set_platform_profile_on_ac only handled Quiet -> LowPower, and the bare set_platform_profile property had no fallback at all. This patch: - Adds bidirectional Quiet <-> LowPower substitution in set_platform_profile so user-facing CLI/D-Bus calls succeed regardless of which name the kernel exposes. - Extends the existing one-direction fallback in set_platform_profile_on_battery and set_platform_profile_on_ac to be bidirectional, so the canonical name is what gets persisted to /etc/asusd/asusd.ron. - Extends select_power_profile_for_source to normalize both directions at apply-time, fixing stale-config rehydration after reboot. EPP behavior is preserved: get_config_epp_for_throttle and impl From<PlatformProfile> for CPUEPP already map both Quiet and LowPower to the same source (profile_quiet_epp / CPUEPP::Power), so substitution does not change EPP outcomes. Tested live on GA503QR (linux-g14 7.0.5, platform_profile_choices = quiet balanced performance) against a swap-in-place patched daemon: - asusctl profile set LowPower -> kernel writes 'quiet', active=Quiet (previously errored NotSupported) - asusctl profile set Quiet / Balanced / Performance unchanged - asusctl profile set LowPower -b / -a -> config persists 'Quiet' (the canonical name for this hardware), not LowPower - CLI parser still rejects bogus profile names at argument-parse time Closes gitlab #648 follow-up (the CLI-parsing portion was fixed by gitlab MR !226 / commit 9366b0e but the platform-aliasing portion at the D-Bus property layer was not addressed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change adds shared Quiet and LowPower alias resolution. The daemon uses it for configured, direct, AC, and battery profile selection. Fan-curve loading and reset operations use the same resolution logic. ChangesPlatform profile alias resolution
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR normalizes the equivalent Quiet and LowPower profile names across direct setting, power-source configuration, and rehydration, while preserving existing EPP behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant FanUI
participant PlatformProfile
participant asusd
User->>FanUI: load or reset fan curve
FanUI->>PlatformProfile: resolve_alias(profile, choices)
PlatformProfile-->>FanUI: resolved profile
FanUI->>asusd: apply fan-curve profile
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In `@rog-control-center/src/ui/setup_fans.rs`:
- Line 178: Update the reset path’s readback request to resolve
PlatformProfile::Quiet against choices, matching the existing target resolution
before calling set_curves_to_defaults; preserve the UI refresh flow and use the
resolved profile for the request on LowPower-only platforms.
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rog-platform/src/platform.rs (1)
170-189: LGTM!Also applies to: 325-394
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284-298: LGTM!Also applies to: 534-534, 580-583, 615-618
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On hardware where the kernel ACPI platform_profile sysfs exposes only one of
Quiet/LowPowerfor the same semantic profile (different ASUS DMI quirks expose different names — e.g. GA503QR exposesquiet balanced performance, neverlow-power), setting the absent variant fails with:even when the equivalent IS in choices. The existing fallback in
set_platform_profile_on_battery/set_platform_profile_on_aconly handledQuiet -> LowPower, and the bareset_platform_profileD-Bus property had no fallback at all.This PR makes the alias bidirectional everywhere it matters:
set_platform_profile(asusd/src/ctrl_platform.rs:469) — substitutesQuiet <-> LowPowerwhen the requested variant isn't inplatform_profile_choicesbut its semantic equivalent is.set_platform_profile_on_battery(~line 523) andset_platform_profile_on_ac(~line 562) — extended from one-direction to bidirectional, so the canonical name (the one the kernel exposes) is what gets persisted to/etc/asusd/asusd.ron.select_power_profile_for_source(~line 260) — extended to normalize both directions at apply-time, fixing stale-config rehydration after reboot or AC/BAT transitions.Background — relation to #648
The CLI-string-parsing portion of GitLab issue #648 was fixed by GitLab MR !226 (commit
9366b0e) which madelow-power/lowpower/LowPower/low_powerall parse toPlatformProfile::LowPower. That fix is necessary but not sufficient: the parsed enum then reachesset_platform_profile, which checkschoices.contains(&policy)and rejects on hardware exposing only the kernel-renamed sibling name. This PR closes that follow-up gap.EPP / behavior preservation
EPP outcomes are unchanged. Both
QuietandLowPoweralready map to the same source in:get_config_epp_for_throttle(asusd/src/ctrl_platform.rs:254-255) — both →profile_quiet_eppimpl From<PlatformProfile> for CPUEPP(rog-platform/src/cpu.rs:209-210) — both →CPUEPP::PowerSo substitution does not affect what EPP gets written; only what name is stored in config and which sysfs string the kernel sees.
Test plan — executed locally on patched daemon
Tested live on GA503QR (linux-g14 7.0.5,
/sys/firmware/acpi/platform_profile_choices = quiet balanced performance) via a swap-in-place patched daemon (systemctl stop asusd; systemd-run /target/release/asusd):asusctl profile set LowPowerNotSupported (low-power)quiet, active=Quietasusctl profile set Quietasusctl profile set Balancedasusctl profile set Performanceasusctl profile set NotARealProfileasusctl profile set LowPower -bQuiet(canonical), appliedasusctl profile set LowPower -aQuiet(canonical), appliedConfig persistence verified —
/etc/asusd/asusd.ronafterset LowPower -b -a:(both stored as
Quiet, the available canonical name, notLowPower).cargo check -p asusdandcargo build --release -p asusdboth clean onogc/maintip.What we did NOT validate locally
This hardware exposes
quiet balanced performanceonly — neverlow-power. So the reverse direction of the bidirectional fallback (a user passingQuieton a hypotheticallow-power-only machine) was reasoned-through (matches the existing one-direction precedent) but not hardware-tested. The patch is a strict no-op when the requested profile IS in choices, so on dual-choice or LowPower-only hardware the behavior should be unchanged from before this PR.Reviewer notes
set_platform_profilewrites config (line 480 in main) before validating againstchoices. The alias substitution doesn't widen that pre-existing window — the substitution only triggers when the validation would otherwise reject. Worth a separate cleanup PR if desired.#[cfg(test)]forset_platform_profileor the alias paths (verified viarg). Happy to add unit tests in a follow-up if maintainers prefer.🤖 Generated with Claude Code