DSDT Database: Non-Gigabyte Submission Thread

[plexi]

Sorry mate, no need to be like that!
That's definitely not helping!
I was trying to help by saving the dude some grief.
Gigabyte H61N-USB3 is still available and works OK with OSX.
13000 on Geekbench with i7 2600K, 10000 with i5 2500K.

As for ASRock, you'll probably find that the edits are the same for all ASRock Z68 boards, once you've extracted a vanilla dsl.
There are three sets of patches for ASRock Z68's up at Olarila.

Extract a vanilla dsl and try applying those patches.

 

[TheSmartGuy]

Here's the vanilla DSDT.dsl for a Foxconn H67S bios 2.02.1205.

The Lan chip is a Realtek 8111E and the audio codec is Realtek ALC888S.

It runs OK on 10.7.2 using NullCPUPower Management, LegacyAppleRTC, ACL8xxHDA, HDAEnabler 888, EvOeboot and FakeSMC.

Obviously sleep doesn't work with no DSDT.

I've been looking into the H67S, but I when I go to the motherboard's download page, I don't see version 2.02.1205. All of the versions are numbered as "A41F1XXX".

 

[unphased]

Any progress on ASRock Z68M-ITX/HT?

I've got this board, and I did extract the dsdt from Ubuntu. No idea where to go from here but here's the dump

It would be so very cool to get OSX going on this tiny ITX box.

 

[plexi]

Give this a go!
I've applied ASRock Z68 patches, along with ALC892 audio, to what you uploaded.

Looking at it, you will need to use NullCPUPowerManagement to get it to boot.
Pretty normal for this type of board.

Lemmie know how it goes?

 

[Methanoid]

Give this a go!
I've applied ASRock Z68 patches, along with ALC892 audio, to what you uploaded.

Looking at it, you will need to use NullCPUPowerManagement to get it to boot.
Pretty normal for this type of board.

Lemmie know how it goes?

Thank you Plexi. Hopefully an owner can report on this and those waiting to hit "buy" on this board can make an informed decision

 

[plexi]

Providing they're running the same bios as "Unphased".....

Power Management can be taken care of by using one of the following methods:

1. Use NullPowerManagement
2. Use Speedstepper
3. Use Custom SSDT_PR
4. Use Modified Bios Rom

ASUS and ASRock 1155 boards need one of the above and also quite a bit of research to get things sweet!

 

[sengook]

I'll probably attempt the ASRock one when I get a chance, need to finish building it first though... *have the parts need to just cut to fit* give me a few weeks.

 

[prguy85]

Give this a go!
I've applied ASRock Z68 patches, along with ALC892 audio, to what you uploaded.

Looking at it, you will need to use NullCPUPowerManagement to get it to boot.
Pretty normal for this type of board.

Lemmie know how it goes?

Where you able to get HDMI audio to work with this DSDT.aml you posted?

 

[XUTOS-83]

Hi, I extracted a DSDT of my board and went to the forum oralila get the patch to board, I might add something else or the patch board already has everything (sound, network, sata, etc).

I should add the Q6600, cpu0-3 and Q6600, cpu1-4

Someone could give a help?

Thanks,

Vasco

 

[plexi]

Give this a go!
I've applied ASRock Z68 patches, along with ALC892 audio, to what you uploaded.

Looking at it, you will need to use NullCPUPowerManagement to get it to boot.
Pretty normal for this type of board.

Lemmie know how it goes?

Where you able to get HDMI audio to work with this DSDT.aml you posted?

I don't have that board so I have not been in a position to test it.
I just used ASRock Z68 edits and applied them to the dsl that guy uploaded.