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08-23-2009, 04:10 PM
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Cheetah
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 4
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Originally Posted by SaCleoCheater
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Can you dump a DSDT stright from the BIOS (IE, without any changes, and send me whatever chages you want/links to the code snippets), usually problems like that are from different character encoding sets (like combining UFT-8 and ISO-8859), that caused me headaches a few times. Not really a solution, but I found iasl.exe for Windows ignores the encoding, and still compiles the DSDT correctly (yes, it will still work on OSX)
I'm in Windows atm, so if you want me to try that for you, just send me the DSDt and the code you need fixed :P
EDIT: Scratch all that, here's quote from the Ubuntu forums of someone with similar errors:
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Line 24 had the wrong syntax. That was causing the whole file to show errors. The Microsoft compiler loves to do this. The original line was (^CPU0._PPC). The "^" symbol doesn't belong here. I changed it to the ACPI compliant (\_PR_.CPU0._PPC) method, and you have zero errors/warnings. It was actually a good dsdt with some monkey buisness at the begining.
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So, make that change, the file shold compile perfectly
Last edited by staticanime; 08-23-2009 at 04:21 PM.
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