[Guide] Dell Inspiron 15 3543 - macOS 10.14.X - Broadwell (i3-5005u)

[shenkuantipang]

Follow the guide. It should work the same

not work

 

[AnonymousMacPC]

not work

Whats not working, on boot?, Graphics?

 

[shenkuantipang]

Whats not working, on boot?, Graphics?

hd5500 graphics

 

[AnonymousMacPC]

hd5500 graphics

Are you using the Post-Install config.plist and kexts?

 

[shenkuantipang]

Are you using the Post-Install config.plist and kexts?

yes

 

[AnonymousMacPC]

yes

Check if whatevergreen.kext is loaded via About This Mac > System Report > Extentions.

Also did you run the sudo chown and chmod?

And sudo kextcache -i /?

 

[TheTrueYoshifan]

I'm trying to replicate the instructions in this guide, but I've run into an issue. When I try to decompile my DSDT that I extracted with Clover, I get this:

iASL Warning: There were 27 external control methods found during dissasembly, but only 9 were resolved (18 unresolved). Additional ACPI tables may be required to properly dissasemble the code.

And when I go to compile my DSDT in MaciASL, I get this:

Line 4030, Code 6126: syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO
Line 4097, Code 6126: syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO

Am I going about this wrong? I do have the i5 version of the laptop, but it shouldn't make a difference if I am decompiling my own DSDT, should it?

 

[Feartech]

I'm trying to replicate the instructions in this guide, but I've run into an issue. When I try to decompile my DSDT that I extracted with Clover, I get this:

iASL Warning: There were 27 external control methods found during dissasembly, but only 9 were resolved (18 unresolved). Additional ACPI tables may be required to properly dissasemble the code.

And when I go to compile my DSDT in MaciASL, I get this:

Line 4030, Code 6126: syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO
Line 4097, Code 6126: syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO

Am I going about this wrong? I do have the i5 version of the laptop, but it shouldn't make a difference if I am decompiling my own DSDT, should it?

use the parseop fixes, more info can be found here:

[Guide] Patching LAPTOP DSDT/SSDTs

Overview In order to make many OS X features work well on a laptop, you will always need a properly patched DSDT (and maybe some of the SSDTs). The purpose of this guide is to provide a foundation for proper patching of your OEM DSDT/SSDTs. Advanced users may wish to implement hotpatching via...

www.tonymacx86.com

 

[AnonymousMacPC]

I'm trying to replicate the instructions in this guide, but I've run into an issue. When I try to decompile my DSDT that I extracted with Clover, I get this:

iASL Warning: There were 27 external control methods found during dissasembly, but only 9 were resolved (18 unresolved). Additional ACPI tables may be required to properly dissasemble the code.

And when I go to compile my DSDT in MaciASL, I get this:

Line 4030, Code 6126: syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO
Line 4097, Code 6126: syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO

Am I going about this wrong? I do have the i5 version of the laptop, but it shouldn't make a difference if I am decompiling my own DSDT, should it?

Were you decompiling with refs.txt?

 

[TheTrueYoshifan]

I was. However, using parseop fixes resolved the issue, and I now have working audio! Sleeping doesn't seem to work though, the system pretends to sleep by turning off the screen, but comes back on immediately with a keypress. But as I understand it, that is expected, and I mostly shut down the laptop when I'm not using it anyway.