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samisnake said:I couldn't get my system to boot with the DSDT after deleting that line.
ok, so thats the key thing to focus on then; getting the dsdt sorted so that you can boot in with it after the line has been deleted.
without it deleted, you wont be able to wake from sleep, so everything else is done in vain until that is sorted.
how did you delete it? what tool did you use? etc
can you upload a freshly patched dsdt (extracted, with the patch for your board applied as well as audio).
stock bios + speedstepper patched kext will be the same as using the modified bios essentially. both ways will allow sleep/wake. i would go with the bios route personally, but its up to you.
however, you must sort out the dsdt before exploring other avenues. it is the key to this
I did a fresh install on another drive. Now I am able to use the edited DSDT. On the new drive I was able to delta the line.
I was using the DSDT Editor that you used in your post on creating your own DSDT. I found the line in the WAK section \_SB.PCI0.SBRG.SIOW (Arg0). I would highlight and delete. I would either then compile it, or reapply the patches. Tried saving to the desktop and using MultiBeast, simply placing it in the Extra folder, or both. Either way after rebooting I would not be able to boot into the system. It would hang at the grey start up wheel/logo. I took a picture of where it would hang up, it's on the first post of this thread.
After booting into the fresh install, I used the same steps. Patched the DSDT with the H67M-ITX/HT patch, ALC892, and Shutdown patch. I then installed VoodooTSCSync.kext and rebooted. System will go to sleep, but will only wake up. Black screen.
I am uploading the DSDT from the fresh install with the line deleted. I am using the modified BIOS from your thread.