How to get clover to load dsdt

My Z97-HD3+i5-4590 is achieved by checking Inject Intel in Clover, 0D220003 in IG-Platform-ID, 64 in VRAM, and HD4600 in the system.

Later, I deleted the graphics parameter in clover, used the Rehabman patch source to add the HD4400 4600 5000 parameter to the DSL, and manually changed the ig-platmform-id value in it to 0x03, 0x00, 0x22, 0x0d, to use DSDT to drive HD4600, and the result system showed IRIS Pro.

Both methods seem to be the same as driving the HD4600, the chess is normal, and the sleep is off the fan. Which is better? If I drive through DSDT, do I still need to set the value of VRAM to 64 in Clover? Is my DSDT driver complete?

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**, due to the limitation of time and computer model, it is impossible for me to introduce all the different computers, to choose the modification and compilation according to the actual situation, that is, to put it in that folder. You can load the dsdt. To load the ssdt, you also need parameters.

DSDT is a table of ACPI in the motherboard BIOS. What is ACPI, it's an advanced level of BIOS how to get Clover to load DSDT

**Due to time and computer model limitations, it is not possible for me to introduce all patches. For different computers, you should choose patches according to the actual situation. If you modify or compile it, you will put it in that folder.

You can load the dsdt. To load the ssdt, you also need parameters.

DSDT is a table of ACPI in the motherboard BIOS. What is ACPI, which is an advanced functional module of the BIOS.

It is shorthand for The Differentiated System Description Table. Literally, it is known as a table that describes different information about the system.

It contains information about all the different devices except the basic system, that is, the basic system of each computer device is the same, and the different devices are described by DSDT.

The DSDT table is ACPI Machine Language (AML).

Mac OS X does not fully support the ACPI specification and only supports a subset of it, DSDT.

Users can get better hardware support by modifying the DSDT. The simplest way to understand it is that DSDT describes hardware. The driver of the Mac is a passive driver, and the system needs to know that this hardware exists and knows the location of the hardware.

The main purpose of modifying DSDT is to let the Mac system recognize the existence of this hardware and tell the Mac system the location of your hardware, so that the built-in driver of the Mac system can drive the hardware to work.

It's too useful to be sinicized.,Because the settings inside are not one or two words that can be said clearly Besides, even if it's sinicized.,It's also English when there's a problem.,Can't sit in the right number Take a good look at the clover of the top post.,And then practice a few times It's basically about the same Anyway, clover basically doesn't use the settings very much.,It's easy to go wrong.。

clover,2217 boot,I don't know if there is a normal load of dsdt,Put it or not,It can start normally。

Check to see if the dsdt and config settings are correct.

Are you in the right place? Clover must be installed in a partition that can be read and written, f4 and f5 are tried.