How to create your own DSDT using MaciASL

[loginfailed]

Try one of these two things:

1. File>Open and point to a blank DSDT.asl that has not been previously patched and compiled
2. Boot with DSDT=NULL

 

[fervellankman]

trying to create a dsdt for an asrock z77 extreme4, but when I click the patch button my mobo is not listed. Is the z77 extreme4 no supported at all? If there are no patches available is there nothing to do then with MaciASL?

 

[loginfailed]

There may not be a premade patch available for that motherboard. In that case I would suggest searching the forum or google. This thread may be a good jump off point:

http://www.tonymacx86.com/dsdt/83501-asrock-z77-extrem4-sleep-wake.html

 

[rsabluebulls]

Hi there

I was hoping to find an Asus P9X79 Deluxe Source Patch but doesn't seem like it's there. I am struggling to get audio working in Mavericks as well as Wifi/Bluetooth.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

 

[PJALM]

There are no real x79 DSDT patches so creating a DSDT is only usefull for enabling HDMI audio which can now be enabled through other ways.

 

[BlueMan86]

Need DSDT file for "P8Z68-V-PRO-ASUS v3603" Please if someone can make me that....
Thanks in Advance...

 

[loginfailed]

You could use the guide to try to make your own. Place PJALM's "Intel 6" repository in your MaciASL preferences under the "Sources" tab. See attachment below:

 

[BlueMan86]

I just hope that this does not require internet connection, since my Hackintosh cant work, for right now I did not find solution....

MB: Asus P8Z68-V PRO Win
LAN Integrated in MB: Intel(R) 82579V Gigabit Network Connection

Tried kext for intel but it just wont work...

if someone can help, i just need internet

 

[huuphong33]

Hi i own Z77X-UD5H, i patched from PJALM repo for my board, do i need to patch Toleda HDMI to get sound on HDMI port, thanks you.

 

[loginfailed]

Blueman86

If you don't have internet on your Hackintosh, you can copy the patch from another Mac and save as a text clipping. Then move the file over to your Hackintosh. From MaciASL, you can open a patch from a repository OR a text clipping.


Huuphong33

I don't remember if the PJALM patch for that motherboard enables HDMI sound. If it does not, you can use either PJALM's graphics patch or Toleda's HDMI patch.