Closed ghost closed 2 years ago
All of the parsing errors are not actually errors (see Parsing completed
). The problem is that the patches do not apply. Could you post your dsdt.dsl
here so I can have a look?
Hi thanks for looking into it. Attached you find the resulting dsdt.dsl, dsdt.dsl.orig & dsdt.dsl.rej dsdt.zip
It looks like you accidentially copied your SSDT table into dsdt.aml.
Yepp, I see it in my bash history: sudo cp /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/SSDT1 dsdt.aml
Sorry, for wasting your time
Hi thanks. For fixing this jarring problem. I tried to use your fix for my Asrock X300-STX / 4750G on Unraid 6.9.2 (Slackware 14.2), BIOS 1.70. Since I am absolutely no proficient enough linux user I did not manage run the suggested build process directly on the host, so I resorted to using your nixos-setup within a debian container since as far as I understand this automatically takes care of patching and recompiling the iasl binary as required for disassembling broken acpi tables. here is what I did:
This is the output of the script (I had to shorten some of the disassembling output because auf character restrictions):
This seems to be the same issue as in https://github.com/lorenz/asrock-x300-s3-fix/issues/1 but I was under the impression that when using the nixos-path, the iasl binary should be automatically patched as defined in default.nix Am I mistaken here?
Thanks for your help.