Restart not work, shutdown instead

[giang_asl_8]

I have almost working system, except for normal restart.
Hardware: Dell precision m7510, Intel HD530, Nvidia M2000M with Optimus enabled but turned off using DSDT patch.
Everytime select restart on system menu, it takes about 3 secs then shutdown instead of restart. It seems not a normal shutdown by OS, but shutdown caused by BIOS. Checking BIOS event and find this:

Your system automatically powered off because off because it became warmer than expected.
This may have been caused by temperature is too high or obstructing the air flow from the system fan vents.

Any help please?

Edit: for shutdown menu, it shutdowns normally, find no abnormal log in BIOS.

 

[RehabMan]

I have almost working system, except for normal restart.
Hardware: Dell precision m7510, Intel HD530, Nvidia M2000M with Optimus enabled but turned off using DSDT patch.
Everytime select restart on system menu, it takes about 3 secs then shutdown instead of restart. It seems not a normal shutdown by OS, but shutdown caused by BIOS. Checking BIOS event and find this:

Your system automatically powered off because off because it became warmer than expected.
This may have been caused by temperature is too high or obstructing the air flow from the system fan vents.

Any help please?

Edit: for shutdown menu, it shutdowns normally, find no abnormal log in BIOS.

Your ACPI configuration is wrong. As per ACPI patching guide, you must use SortedOrder to specify SSDT load order and must use DropOem=true when you have patched SSDTs in ACPI/patched. SortedOrder is missing and DropOem you have set false.

 

[giang_asl_8]

Your ACPI configuration is wrong. As per ACPI patching guide, you must use SortedOrder to specify SSDT load order and must use DropOem=true when you have patched SSDTs in ACPI/patched. SortedOrder is missing and DropOem you have set false.

Did as suggested but still the same.
Hope you have some other idea?

 

[RehabMan]

Did as suggested but still the same.
Hope you have some other idea?

Your method of disabling the discrete graphics card is questionable (should not be calling all three _OFF, _PS3, SGOF).
See guide: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-disabling-discrete-graphics-in-dual-gpu-laptops.163772/
Choose only one (usually _OFF).

ACPI is not patched correctly. No accommodation for _OSI("Darwin"). See main ACPI patching guide, "OS Check Fix" patches.

MacBookPro11,1 usually a better choice than MacBookPro11,2.

USB is not implemented correctly (wrong UsbConnector values).
See guide: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-10-11-usb-changes-and-solutions.173616/