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Looks about right to me.

Got it. Had to add one more \ to the replacement code, but all working again. I have attached the updated patch file. Thanks

Fair enough

Ok, does this look correct for the patch? I am away from my hack right now, so I can’t test it yet. into method label GCGC code_regex \(\\\_SB\.PCI0\.LPCB\.EC0\.BPR, replaceall_matched begin (B1B2(\_SB.PCI0.LPCB.EC0.PR00,\_SB.PCI0.LPCB.EC0.PR01), end;

I updated the BIOS in my Hack and have a new entry in the DSDT that I cannot figure out how to patch. I have attached the problem reporting files, along with the patch I am using and a screenshot of the compile error. Thanks for any help.

Worked great. I hadn't used Hex Fiend in quite some time, so after installing it, I had to set the 'View' -> 'Byte Grouping' to 'Single' so I could more easily see the '55'. Thanks!

Cool. I actually reloaded Windows to check the front facing camera as it is not working properly. Fortunately it is under extended warranty. I’ll re-attempt with 10.12.6 when I get it back.

"Auto restart after shutdown" is a better description of my problem. I looked at my patched DSDT and there appear to be 4 devices that have PMEE. However, it is unclear to me how to edit the DSDT for that solution. I had tried both of shutdown patches in your repository, but neither corrected...

Did you ever resolve this? I am having problems with reboot on shutdown.

Got my Elite X2 last month and replaced Intel WiFi with Lenovo Card (ordered Dell 1560, was sent the wrong one; fixed by notching the card and works fine). Clean installed macOS Sierra 10.12.5 using the info from this thread and MultiBeast, except used VoodooPS2Controller and AppleHDA Patcher...

So I have a question about S/L/E and SIP. I have two Hacks on El Capitan; one was a direct upgrade from Yosemite, and the the other a clean install. I noticed that the System folder was hidden on both. After reading the info on SIP, I figured this was by design. I disabled SIP on my upgraded...

So I have a question about S/L/E and SIP. I have two Hacks on El Capitan; one was a direct upgrade from Yosemite, and the the other a clean install. I noticed that the System folder was hidden on both. After reading the info on SIP, I figured this was by design. I disabled SIP on my upgraded...

Ok, so I forgot I had a 20GB mSATA drive on this laptop that was not being used. So I installed Windows 8.1 to that drive and now have dual boot. I have verified that after booting into Windows, then restarting and booting Yosemite, my bluetooth works fully and I was able to pair a bluetooth...

Hello. I have an AR9462 as well that cannot connect to bluetooth devices and I no longer have windows installed. Did you find any other workarounds that didn't involve windows? Thanks.

Bummer. Not sure if I will get to that, but thanks for the quick response RehabMan.