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Hello,

I have strictly followed the tutorial that Edhawk posted about Custom SSDT's using Corpnewt's SSDTTime.
Through this link:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/custom-ssdts-using-corpnewts-ssdttime.318976/

The result:
When I put SSDT's file in EFI > OC > ACPI
This is the result in the PCI menu

CleanShot 2022-10-11 at 00.25.37.png


And when I put the DSDT file in EFI > OC > ACPI
This is the result in the PCI menu

CleanShot 2022-10-10 at 23.48.48.png


Now what is the correct case?
Because it seems that the status in the DSDT file mode is correct. But in guide dortania it is not recommended to attach the DSDT file to the path EFI > OC > ACPI
How can I correct the situation in case of placing SSDT'S?
 
Hello,

I have strictly followed the tutorial that Edhawk posted about Custom SSDT's using Corpnewt's SSDTTime.
Through this link:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/custom-ssdts-using-corpnewts-ssdttime.318976/

The result:
When I put SSDT's file in EFI > OC > ACPI
This is the result in the PCI menu

View attachment 555990

And when I put the DSDT file in EFI > OC > ACPI
This is the result in the PCI menu

View attachment 555991

Now what is the correct case?
Because it seems that the status in the DSDT file mode is correct. But in guide dortania it is not recommended to attach the DSDT file to the path EFI > OC > ACPI
How can I correct the situation in case of placing SSDT'S?
do not use DSDT with opencore

PCI list is just for cosmetic, it serves no purpose

if you really want to populate that section, you can use hackintool to export your entire pci list to add into your config.plist
 
do not use DSDT with opencore

PCI list is just for cosmetic, it serves no purpose

if you really want to populate that section, you can use hackintool to export your entire pci list to add into your config.plist

Thank you for the clarification. I will now delete the DSDT

1- Should I also delete SSDT's or keep them?

2- Do you have any guide or tutorial that could help me export my entire pci list to add into my config.plist using hackintool?
 
Thank you for the clarification. I will now delete the DSDT

1- Should I also delete SSDT's or keep them?

2- Do you have any guide or tutorial that could help me export my entire pci list to add into my config.plist using hackintool?
obviously you need to keep the SSDT's

you really do not need to bother adding them to your config.plist

but in hackintool, under the patch option, you can choose to populate all pci devices, and you can then export that into your config.plist by clicking on file-> export to config.plist
 
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