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On 6/2/2025 at 2:46 PM, etorix said:

I see the same conditions as in just every AM5 DSDT that was posted here, and every set of patches provided by CorpNews.

Here is a generic version of these three patches which should do for your motherboard… and many others, I hope.

 

 

 

am5_patches.plist.zip 1011 B · 5 downloads

This also works with me too! Ive been scratching my head with sequoia for a while now, and finally with these patches I can boot! Thank you! 
Asus Rog Strix B650E-F.

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You're not bothering. A short analysis of your DSDT suggests that my set of generalised AM5 patches would work with this motherboard as well, so you're welcome to try and report if we can add your X670 Hero to the above ROG Strix B650E-F.

 

To explain a bit: There are some padding bytes between If() (opcode: A0) and the conditions (opcodes: 90 and 9232 for && and !=). The content of these bytes can vary from board to board, but as long as the DSDT is not massively rewritten so as to change the number of padding bytes (here two), it's possible to set a mask and have "universal" patches.

With a hex editor one can look for the core parts of the patches (excluding the A00000 part at the beginning): 

#1: 90 92934730 30320A03 93473030 3001

#2: 90 92934730 30320A03 90934730 30300192 93473030 340C2210 FA43

#3: 90 92934730 30320A03 93473030 300A02

There should be a single occurence of each of #2 and #3 in the whole DSDT.aml and a single occurence of #1 that is preceded by A0xxxx (A0 and TWO bytes), plus a few occurences of #1 preceded by A0xxxxxx (THREE bytes, thus not patched.)

 

am5_patches.plist.zip

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I just upgraded my Asus X670E Gene to BIOS 3104, but "am5_patches" don't seem to work for this version.

 

Attached is the DSDT from OpenCore SysReport. During macOS boot, there are 9 SSDT load failures. 

 

Hopefully someone can find and resolve potential issues with this DSDT...

 

DSDT.aml.zip

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6 hours ago, CaseySJ said:

I just upgraded my Asus X670E Gene to BIOS 3104, but "am5_patches" don't seem to work for this version.

 

Attached is the DSDT from OpenCore SysReport. During macOS boot, there are 9 SSDT load failures. 

 

Hopefully someone can find and resolve potential issues with this DSDT...

 

DSDT.aml.zip 32.59 kB · 1 download

Hi CaseySJ, posted on AMD OSX Discord (Corpghost will produce new acpi patches for your DSDT)

It is weird they are changed, because in my case they are always the same from initial problematic bios release

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Hi guys, how are you doing?

 

I’m having an issue with my MSI B650 Gaming Plus Wifi and the Hackintosh (Sequoia 15.6.1)

 

It works pretty fine, but the USB are not correctly mapped, I tried the Usbmap and also the usbToolBox, did all that things of plug one usb 2.0 and 3.0 in each port, but its not working perfectly, specially the type-c ports (have 2, one rear and one at the front)

 

Another problem is that when I try to hung up the system it restarts about 2 seconds later, probably a DSDT issue right?

 

Can anyone help me with that? What files should I send?

 

I’ve seen a video saying that its a common problem with the B650 chipset, does anyone have the same board as mine?

 

Thank you guys,

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24 minutes ago, lfbaptista said:

Hi Fabiosun,

Thank you for your help
I'm using a EFI made by me with help of OpenCoreSimplify, OpenGTP, etc...

Here is my EFI

Thank you soo much

EFI.zip 10.9 MB · 0 downloads

 

Are you using OCLP app to have Broadcom wifi working?

because ypu block a original osx kext and you use an older one

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About usb problem, some users need to insert in Type USB c port twice an USB type c device inverting it for each port

Also Amfipass kext is not useful if you do not use OCLP o similar method

i would try to adjust these things (clear Nvram) set before a sip in boot arg (also 0000000 is fine)

 

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I'm usign a Broadcom PCI WiFi and Bluetooth yes, that's why the AMFI and others kexts.

I already did the thing putting the USB-C in both positions, same thing.

And remember that when i try to shutdown the PC it restarts after 2 or 3 seconds, probably a USB problem, right?

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12 hours ago, lfbaptista said:

What did you mean when you said this

"i would try to adjust these things (clear Nvram) set before a sip in boot arg (also 0000000 is fine)" ?

now i know you are using broadcom wifi so many thing i said was incorrect 🙂

Do you use OCLP app  to install modern wireless patch?

 

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Hi Fabiosun,

 

The BRCM is an old one (working perfectly), but it needs to be plugged in an usb2.0 port at the motherboard

 

And the Atlas is a LCD Display of the case.

 

Something is wrong with the USB mapping because when I plug something in one or two back ports it disconnects my External Hdd plugged into another one, and my continuity camera of the Iphone doesnt work also at the type-c port

 

And the last problem is that when I shutdown the PC it doesnt shutdown, it reboots.

 

I dont know if you know a brazilian Youtuber specialized in Hackintosh named Gabriel Luchina, but he had exactly the same problem in one computer that he made the hackintosh and solved the problem, but he’s not trying to help unfortunately, only sell his full install support 

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8 hours ago, lfbaptista said:

The BRCM is an old one (working perfectly), but it needs to be plugged in an usb2.0 port at the motherboard

I had one and internal usb2 port of your motherboard should be mapped as internal

8 hours ago, lfbaptista said:

specialized in Hackintosh named Gabriel Luchina

He asked for help in this forum a sometimes for amd system

https://macos86.it/profile/8775-luchina/

here all admins and staff help people for free and for passion and hobby

8 hours ago, lfbaptista said:

Atlas is a LCD Display of the case

Have you tried to disconnett this?

for your reboot problem i mean

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@lfbaptista

i am watching better your EFI

you said you mapped and i see mapping kext

You left enabled XhciPortLimit

On 8/27/2025 at 7:24 PM, lfbaptista said:

And remember that when i try to shutdown the PC it restarts after 2 or 3 seconds, probably a USB problem, right?

or a bios settings (by the way have you aupdated to the latest one your bios motherboard?)

Also Pnap and wake on lan parameter could help to solve this problem

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How do I map the BRCM as internal port? Where do I change this? (I’m new here at hackintosh)

 

I didnt try to disconnect that, will do this test later and maybe even disconnect the BRCM also

 

About the bios it’s with the last version yes

 

xhci port is enabled, wake on lan disabled on bios

 

The usb mapping have some problems, for example there are 2 back ports that i can’t use, they work normally but when I connect a Type-c gadget the get crazy and for example stop working the external hdd

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2 hours ago, lfbaptista said:

How do I map the BRCM as internal port? Where do I change this? (I’m new here at hackintosh)

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your USB for BT seems to be in XH00/HS06

in the left you see USBconnector set to 0

0 means USB2

3 means USB3

9 means typec

255 means internal

 

i would double check if you did properly in windows all the procedure to map well, then double check bios settings

4g= on

Resize bar =on

CSM=Off and so on with all minimal bios settings you need

then i would disable things only to see if that "thing" causes reboot instead shutdown

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On 6/1/2025 at 6:41 AM, spakk said:

Hey@ll
here is the tool – it took a bit of time. I had to fix some errors in the tool, and I hope now everyone can use this simple Python tool.

I included everything you need in the zipped file DSDT-Analysis-Tool.zip, including a help file and some images in the "Picture" folder.

It’s not a professional tool, but it should automatically generate everything you need.

If you find any bugs in the code, feel free to fix and improve it — and share it freely with everyone.

With that said, enjoy!

 

 

 

🛠️ What does the DSDT-Analysis-Tool.py do?

The DSDT-Analysis-Tool.py is a small but useful Python script that helps you analyze a DSDT.aml file and automatically generate matching SSDTs and OpenCore patches — perfect for Hackintosh users.

✅ What the tool can do automatically:

  1. Select DSDT.aml
    With one click, you can load your DSDT.aml file. It gets copied to the working folder.

  2. Decompile the DSDT (make it readable)
    The tool uses iasl.exe to convert the DSDT.aml into a DSDT.dsl file, which is readable and editable.

  3. Find devices with "If" conditions
    It automatically searches for If conditions and the devices inside them, showing which devices are only active under certain conditions.

  4. Create SSDT-Force
    The tool generates an SSDT file with dummy devices so that OpenCore or Clover can recognize them properly.

  5. Create an OpenCore patch template
    A ready-to-use patch template is created automatically for use in OpenCore.

  6. Check for important devices
    It checks if key devices like HDEF, GFX0, or XHC are present. If any are missing, you get a warning.

  7. Create individual SSDTs for each device (optional)
    If you want, the tool can generate a separate SSDT for each found device.

💾 Where are the files saved?

All generated files are saved automatically in this folder:
C:\Users\Mein\Desktop\DSDT-Analysis-Tool\DSDT_xxx\

🌍 Language Support

The tool detects your system language (German, English, etc.). If your language isn’t supported, it defaults to English.

📦 What’s included in the ZIP file?

The DSDT-Analysis-Tool.zip contains:

  • The tool itself

  • The required iasl.exe

  • A help file

  • Example images in the “Bilder” (Images) folder

📌 Note

This is not a professional tool, but it automates many tasks to save time.
If you find a bug or want to improve something:
Feel free to change and share it freely with others!

Have fun using it! 😊

 

 

 

DSDT-Analysis-Tool.zipFetching info...

DSDT-Analysis-Tool_macOS-Linux.zipFetching info... 

ycg31@ycg31deiMac-Pro ~ % python3 /Users/ycg31/Downloads/DSDT-Analysis-Tool-macOS-Linux/DSDT-Analysis-Tool-macOS-Linux.pyc          
RuntimeError: Bad magic number in .pyc file
ycg31@ycg31deiMac-Pro ~ %

Excuse me, how to solve the following error when using this tool。

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I just tried to modify it manually following your post, but what should I do with this kind of code? G001 isn't even defined. I'm wondering if I should keep the content in the else block. 

            If (LEqual (G001, One))
            {
                M460 ("  OEM-ASL-\\_SB.GPIO._AEI return BUNP (MS)\n", Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero)
                Return (BUNP)
            }
            Else
            {
                M460 ("  OEM-ASL-\\_SB.GPIO._AEI return BUFF (S3)\n", Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero)
                Return (BUFF)
            }

Attached is my original DSDT

DSDT.aml.zip

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