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Best to just fix your patches... There are many patches now not necessary due to improvements in iasl disassembly, mostly due to bugs I reported to Intel (and in some cases fixed).
Some of the patches commonly used (in the past) to fix bad/buggy disassembly will actually break a correct disassembly.
Yeah hopefully it's just the big dirty "syntax fix" patch that I use as the first patch that needs to be trimmed/corrected. Same thing happened a few years ago when I was using an iasl version from 2013 and someone in this thread used a newer version.