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Hi All,
I have a x8dti-f motherboard with dual xeon 5650. Sierra runs ok with nullcpupowermanagement.kext. However, I want to use the native dsdt. I extract the dsdt with maciasl and trying to compile it. It shows has three errors:
2348, 6126, syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO
7161, 6126, syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_REGIONSPACE_IPMI
7181, 6126, syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_SCOPE, expecting $end and premature End-Of-File

Can anyone help to resolve these errors? Thank you so much! I have attached the dsdtfile.
 

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Hi All,
I have a x8dti-f motherboard with dual xeon 5650. Sierra runs ok with nullcpupowermanagement.kext. However, I want to use the native dsdt. I extract the dsdt with maciasl and trying to compile it. It shows has three errors:
2348, 6126, syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_ZERO
7161, 6126, syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_REGIONSPACE_IPMI
7181, 6126, syntax error, unexpected PARSEOP_SCOPE, expecting $end and premature End-Of-File

Can anyone help to resolve these errors? Thank you so much! I have attached the dsdtfile.

Press F4 at Clover boot attach Clover folder removing Themes ZIP attach.
 

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Hi, I just want to fix the errors during the compile of the dsdt. There are only two errors now.

Your DSDT has so many errors. Cant fix.
 
I have zipped the clover folder. Thank you very much!

It appears that IPMI is a reserved word. It is a OperationRegion type, according to ACPI spec, therefore cannot be used as an identifier.

You can easily fix the errors by changing line 6549, from:
Code:
        Device (IPMI)

To:
Code:
        Device (XPMI)

Result with ACPI 6.1 compiler is zero errors.
 
It appears that IPMI is a reserved word. It is a OperationRegion type, according to ACPI spec, therefore cannot be used as an identifier.

You can easily fix the errors by changing line 6549, from:
Code:
        Device (IPMI)

To:
Code:
        Device (XPMI)

Result with ACPI 6.1 compiler is zero errors.
Thank you so much RehabMan! It works flawlessly with the changing of the name from ipmi to xpmi! NO errors anymore!
 
Thank you so much RehabMan! It works flawlessly with the changing of the name from ipmi to xpmi! NO errors anymore!

Hey I just got me a T7500, installed MacOS Sierra (10.12.5), almost everything seems to work fine OOB.

Almost... because I have to boot from USB (dual boot with W10 first). I used clover/Unibeast but no Multibeast yet.
Anyway you can help me with the next step before I screw everything up? I have no problem with booting from USB all the time, but it's !!very!! slow.

Maybe you could give me the list of Multibeast options I have to install, or your latest DSDT?
E.g. what voodoo or ALCxxx kext/driver did you add?

Any help would be very much appreciated :)

Single Quad Core X5550
AMD Radeon 6870 1Gb (XFX)
10Gb 1333Mhz ecc RAM
275Gb SSD
 
Hello again, just got everything working, got too much time spent on this already :S

If someone could help me with my T7500:

Fan speeds not showing
Temperature/sensors not showing
How to build this DSDT so I can help others?
 
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