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Zotac H77, i3 3225, HD4000...need help :)

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RehabMan said:
Why no DSDT necessary for 77 series? And... is that true of laptops with HM77 or QM77, etc? Just trying to understand what is going on with the post-SNB machines... Thanks!
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its not chipset related.

eg. one z77 board might need more dsdt edits than a p67 board.
it all depends on the mobo makers' uefi implementation.

the 'z77 dont need dsdt' statements came about when gigabyte moved to uefi.
 
samisnake said:
its not chipset related.

eg. one z77 board might need more dsdt edits than a p67 board.
it all depends on the mobo makers' uefi implementation.

the 'z77 dont need dsdt' statements came about when gigabyte moved to uefi.
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Hi samisnake! I see a pingback in your wordpress. Does it means that you can help me with the bios of the h77?
 
marigordemia said:
Hi samisnake! I see a pingback in your wordpress. Does it means that you can help me with the bios of the h77?
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pingback just means the blog has been linked to on another site.

which board do you have? the zotac site lists downloads for the h77 itx A and B series.
 
samisnake said:
pingback just means the blog has been linked to on another site.

which board do you have? the zotac site lists downloads for the h77 itx A and B series.
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I have the A version......ZOTAC H77-ITX WiFi A Series.
Thanks samisnake for your help.
 
Going Bald said:
UEFI BIOS is close enough to Apple Mac to work without DSDT.
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Interesting. So it is using a DSDT -- the stock one in the BIOS. I'm surprised there doesn't at least need HDEF patches to inject layout ID for patched AppleHDA. Or does the BIOS include the _DSM methods specific to Apple hardware by default?
 
RehabMan said:
Interesting. So it is using a DSDT -- the stock one in the BIOS. I'm surprised there doesn't at least need HDEF patches to inject layout ID for patched AppleHDA. Or does the BIOS include the _DSM methods specific to Apple hardware by default?
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Why do you think toleda went to the effort to create the patched AppleHDA files and HDAEnablerto inject the layout? HDEF patches are definitely needed.
Or you can extract a DSDT, edit it for the layout and use the patched AppleHDA without the enabler. AFAIK, none of the current boards can use the vanilla AppleHDA and get audio.
 
Going Bald said:
Why do you think toleda went to the effort to create the patched AppleHDA files and HDAEnablerto inject the layout? HDEF patches are definitely needed.
Or you can extract a DSDT, edit it for the layout and use the patched AppleHDA without the enabler. AFAIK, none of the current boards can use the vanilla AppleHDA and get audio.
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That's what I thought would be the case. I was just trying to clarify your statement that DSDT was not needed. Even toleda himself states that HDAenabler is not a good route to take. DSDT edits for HDEF are better and more stable.

Thanks for the info!
 
So what I have to do now?
Samisnake are you working on the patched bios or I must proceed with the patched kext?

Thank you.
 
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