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[Guide] Clover UEFI - Asus N550JK-DS71T Intel HD4600 Yosemite 10.10.3

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Mmm... ok.
Following your guide:
1) I dumped tables using Linux.
2) I copied iAsl to usr/bin
3) I created refs.txt
4) Opened terminal and typed

cd "directory of tables"
iasl -da -dl -fe refs.txt *

5) Opened MaciASL and selected the newly created DSDT file.

Now, here I started to not understand anymore. If I compile the DSDT i get obliviously a lot of error : should I read each of them and look for a patch with the same name in your laptop patch repo? (I already added it in MaciASL)
 
GTAthebest said:
Mmm... ok.
Following your guide:
1) I dumped tables using Linux.
2) I copied iAsl to usr/bin
3) I created refs.txt
4) Opened terminal and typed

cd "directory of tables"
iasl -da -dl -fe refs.txt *

5) Opened MaciASL and selected the newly created DSDT file.

Now, here I started to not understand anymore. If I compile the DSDT i get obliviously a lot of error : should I read each of them and look for a patch with the same name in your laptop patch repo? (I already added it in MaciASL)
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Did you select ACPI 5.0 in MaciASL prefs?
 
No, I didn't. I already applied some patch (using 4.0) and now I get two syntax errors (both on 4.0 and 5.0, even if with the latter I don't get any warning and remarks) : an unexpected } and and a premature End-Of-The-File. What should I do?
 
GTAthebest said:
No, I didn't. I already applied some patch (using 4.0) and now I get two syntax errors (both on 4.0 and 5.0, even if with the latter I don't get any warning and remarks) : an unexpected } and and a premature End-Of-The-File. What should I do?
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Need ACPI 5.0.

Post native files.
 
GTAthebest said:
Here there are, I attached both native tables (only DSDT and SSDT1,2,3 ...up to 7 and also SSDT8,9 and 10 that were in dynamic folder) and disassembled tables using iASL and refs.txt (I don't know if these are right tables)
View attachment 150608View attachment 150607
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Note: One or more of the SSDTs may be dynamic. You've lost valuable information by not extracting correctly.

No need for refs.txt. I disassembled your files with 'iasl -da -dl *'.

DSDT.dsl: needs "Fix ADBG Error", "Fix PARSEOP_ZERO Error"

SSDT2.dsl: needs "Remove _PSS placeholders"
SSDT7.dsl: needs "Cleanup/Fix Errors (SSDT)"

SSDT1.dsl,SSDT3.dsl,SSDT4.dsl,SSDT5.dsl,SSDT6.dsl,SSDT8.dsl,SSDT9.dsl,SSDT10.dsl: no errors
 
SSDT8, SSDT9 and SSDT10 were placed in a "dynamic" folder when I dumped them from Linux, then I moved them to main folder to upload them there ... Did I do a mistake?
Anyway thanks, I'll try to apply fixes ASAP :D
Thanks again for your patience and for your knowledge.
 
GTAthebest said:
SSDT8, SSDT9 and SSDT10 were placed in a "dynamic" folder when I dumped them from Linux, then I moved them to main folder to upload them there ... Did I do a mistake?
Anyway thanks, I'll try to apply fixes ASAP :D
Thanks again for your patience and for your knowledge.
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Just make sure you don't include dynamic SSDTs in ACPI/patched. Dynamic SSDTs are only used during disassembly.
 
OK, I'll try to copy all the files (except SSDT 8, SSDT 9 and SSDT 10) to that directory tonight and I'll see if something has changed.
 
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