Ok I messes up different versions before compiling file to *.aml.
How is it looking now?
How I can ascertain if front panel is a hub?The backplate ports would be external. As per post #1, USB2=0, USB3=3.
Depends on whether the front case has a built-in hub. If there is a built-in hub, the ports would be marked 255 due to them being connected to an internal device (the hub). If no hub, then the ports would be external... as per post#1, USB2=0, USB3=3.
How I can ascertain if front panel is a hub?
Also if I attach a 4 USB hub to one of the 15 defined ports will this break the 15 port limit or its OK?
please advise
The 15-port limit is a controller port. A hub is just a device connected to such ports.
I'm wondering if this means that I should unplug any USB hub that I'm currently using to discover ports and then continue with the guide.
I tested all the USB ports with a USB3 hub and I am kind of confused how to configure data on SSDT-UIAC-ALL. It seems the same port layout is being shared? Sorry I am not sure how to explain it technically... When testing different ports I get activity for EH01 PR11 HP11 then another USB port I get EH01 PR11 HP13.... I am not sure how to configure the SSDT template with this data. I have attached screenshots thanks
It means the ports you're testing are associated with the hub on EH01/PR11 at ports HP11 and HP13, respectively.
Not sure why you think that is strange.
The ports on the EH01/PR11 hub are configured with "HUB1" data.
Read post #1 carefully.