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Dell XPS 13 9333 (Haswell) - Clover install/DSDT 'guide'

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Updated ioreg, extract and config.plist :
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Layout-id is still zero. Check whether it is supposed to be injected by DSDT patching or by config.plist. I don't know the details of vbo's guide.

Also, you should be certain you're not dropping any OEM tables that are necessary. One that is commonly needed for sleep is the one with IAOE, and I don't see it on yours. But i do see a bugus OEM CPU related SSDT, so perhaps you have something mixed up.

Pay attention to which OEM tables you're bringing over.
 
Layout-id is still zero. Check whether it is supposed to be injected by DSDT patching or by config.plist. I don't know the details of vbo's guide.

Also, you should be certain you're not dropping any OEM tables that are necessary. One that is commonly needed for sleep is the one with IAOE, and I don't see it on yours. But i do see a bugus OEM CPU related SSDT, so perhaps you have something mixed up.

Pay attention to which OEM tables you're bringing over.

Lyrex: based on this, there's something wrong with your patching. layout ID is injected via dsdt (patches/audio.txt), and IAOE device is defined in one of the 2 ssdts that I compile in the makefile (bit me for a while until I traced the _PTS execution).

So start fresh:
delete everything you got in clover/acpi/patched
make distclean
make disassemble
make patch
make
make install

do it one step at a time so you can check the output of each step. There should be no errors (although a bunch of warnings when you compile, but you can ignore those).
Are you using your own bios extract in linux_native or mine from github?
 
I use my own Linux extract. I will try it :( so confusing.

So i did but layout-id in dsdt is zero. I cant use your dsdt cause you got a different cpu right?
 

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also a new ioreg:
 

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alright let's try another way:
Code:
make patch > ~/Desktop/patch_log.txt

and post the patch_log.txt that's on your desktop
 

There's something wrong with your copy of the audio patch in patches/audio.txt:
Code:
/usr/local/bin/patchmatic ./patched/dsdt.dsl patches/audio.txt ./patched/dsdt.dsl
patch complete: [COLOR="#FF0000"]0 patches[/COLOR], 0 changes, 0 rejects

Get a clean copy from github and start over.
 
okay one question. Whats the best way to patch my wifi patch into the dsdt?
Could i add

$(PATCHMATIC) $(PATCHED)/dsdt.dsl patches/BCM4352_wifi.txt $(PATCHED)/dsdt.dsl
 
okay one question. Whats the best way to patch my wifi patch into the dsdt?
Could i add

$(PATCHMATIC) $(PATCHED)/dsdt.dsl patches/BCM4352_wifi.txt $(PATCHED)/dsdt.dsl

Yeah that's fine. I see it in your log and it's patching:
Code:
/usr/local/bin/patchmatic ./patched/dsdt.dsl patches/BCM4352_wifi.txt ./patched/dsdt.dsl
patch complete: 1 patches, 1 changes, 0 rejects
 
okay fine holy **** guy !
internal speaker bäm boom!
 
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