OMEN ACPI Toolkit v2.3.0
v2.3.0 adds an independent, refreshable Limine lifecycle for the primary CachyOS standard and LTS kernels while leaving every stock entry available.
Highlights
- Detects
linux-cachyos,linux-cachyos-lts, or both from the current stock Limine configuration. - Creates separate S5-only and Combined entries for each detected primary kernel.
- Reuses the stock kernel and ordered initramfs/module paths, prepending one small variant-specific ACPI early CPIO instead of freezing kernel copies.
- Adds
omen-acpi refresh allto reconcile kernel additions, removals, initramfs changes and Limine updates idempotently. - Migrates recognized v2.2.0 single-kernel managed state without rebuilding the already verified AML.
- Preserves historical OMEN entries inside Limine snapshot hierarchies without treating them as active duplicates.
- Reports the running kernel, standard/LTS entry state, NVIDIA modules and Combined
BF01/WQBZdiagnostics. - Keeps stock recovery, uninstall ownership checks and fail-closed transaction protections compatible with the multi-kernel layout.
The S5-only and Combined ACPI transformations are unchanged and remain byte-for-byte equivalent to the v2.1.11 validated baseline for the same stock DSDT.
On the validated reference machine, both standard and LTS entries for S5-only and Combined reported current; Combined was active on linux-cachyos-lts 6.18.42-1 with an exact managed AML hash and valid stock recovery. S5-only on LTS has not been boot-tested and is not claimed as runtime-validated. No non-reference hardware is physically validated.
An incompatible ACPI override can cause boot failure, data loss, instability, abnormal thermal behaviour, battery drain or the need for manual recovery. Keep the stock entries and read README.md and LICENSE before use.
Verify omen-acpi-toolkit-v2.3.0.tar.gz.sha256 before extraction, then run sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS inside the archive. After any kernel, initramfs or Limine update, run omen-acpi refresh all before booting a managed entry.