To properly disassemble your extracted files, you need the iasl compiler, which is run from Terminal.
You will need a recent build of iasl to disassemble them properly. There is an appropriate version available here:
https://bitbucket.org/RehabMan/acpica/downloads/. It is a good idea to copy the iasl binary to your path (eg. /usr/bin), so it is easily accessed from Terminal.
For example, if you downloaded it to ~/Downloads/iasl.zip, you can extract and copy it in Terminal:
Code:
cd ~/Downloads
unzip iasl.zip
sudo cp iasl /usr/bin
Building the latest iasl from github
You can also build the latest version of my iasl from my github. The newer version of iasl will eventually be available at the bitbucket link, but for those who want to be on the "bleeding edge", you can build it yourself. The latest version always tends to have experimental and not well tested code.
Assuming you have Xcode installed:
Code:
mkdir ~/Projects && cd ~/Projects
git clone https://github.com/RehabMan/Intel-iasl.git iasl.git
cd iasl.git
Then build it:
At that point, you can install it with:
And assuming you have MaciASL.app installed to /Applications, you can use the new version (that you just built and installed to /usr/bin) in MaciASL as well:
Code:
sudo cp /usr/bin/iasl /Applications/MaciASL.app/Contents/MacOS/iasl62
