DSDT Patch failed.

[kidalive]

Hi all. I recently got my DSDT patched using fassl`s latest patcher known as DSDT PATCHER 1.0.1e. But it reported more than 200 errors. I reported this issue to fassl and he teach me this tip below solved the compiling errors. But strangely the when I compiled the patched DSDT and put it into the EXTRA folder the next time I started my laptop the CPU speed changed from 1.73GHZ to 4.1GHZ and the sound control gone. Any fix of this issue?

Greetings.

fassl`s tips.

Change:

External (PDC1)

External (PDC0)

External (CFGD)

External (^CPU0._PPC)

External (\_PR_.CPU0._PPC)

To:

External (PDC1)

External (PDC0)

External (CFGD)

// External (^CPU0._PPC)

External (\_PR_.CPU0._PPC)

 

Or remove the line that starts with //

 

And Change:

If (GPIC)

{

Return (Package (0x00) {})

}

 

To:

If (GPIC)

{

Return (Package (0x01) { 0x00 })

}

Sound info using HDAenbler

 

Intel High Definition Audio:

 Device ID:	0x101990A6
 Audio ID:	883
 Available Devices:
 Headphone:
 Connection:	Combo
 Speaker:
 Connection:	Internal
 Line In:
 Connection:	Combo
 Internal Microphone:
 Connection:	Internal
 S/P-DIF Out:
 Connection:	Combo

compiling_errors_occur.rtf

DSDT.zip

dsdt.dat.zip

[geiman]

first thing I would do is write down those device ID numbers, etc. and verify them using either a windows install if you've got one or preferably a linux boot disc. Then you know whether your sound doesn't work because it's being recognized as the wrong card or if its a different problem.

[kidalive]

first thing I would do is write down those device ID numbers, etc. and verify them using either a windows install if you've got one or preferably a linux boot disc. Then you know whether your sound doesn't work because it's being recognized as the wrong card or if its a different problem.

 

I already got my sound working using the HDAENABLER.KEXT but cannot make it woking w/o this KEXT only with the DSDT. It almost broken my BIOS. It set my CPU SPEED far too high and the sound disapear for a while and I flashed back my BIOS. Seems that the DSDT way a difficult job for me. B.T.W I got a Phoenix BIOS which the version is a little bit old. Is there a problem with this brand?