It is compatible with existing AM5 platforms, and X870(E) is apparently the same silicon as X670/B650, so it looks like BIOS updates could be the main issue.Fingers crossed it won't require new kernel patches or OC updates.
It is compatible with existing AM5 platforms, and X870(E) is apparently the same silicon as X670/B650, so it looks like BIOS updates could be the main issue.Fingers crossed it won't require new kernel patches or OC updates.
HopefullyFingers crossed it won't require new kernel patches or OC updates.
Can you fix my DSDT.aml file. I am using the Asus B650E-F 2412. Thank you.如有兴趣,请写在那里。
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Bug fix for AM5 new firmware motherboards (DSDT-FIX)
DISCLAIMER - Pay attention! (Familiarity with ACPI is required) Patching a DSDT is risky. Do only if you know risks and how to recover it if something goes wrong! Hi everyone, with the release of new bios for am5 platforms which allow pre-support for 8000 series CPUs we came across a bug that no ...macos86.it
Ok, I'll do it to you in a while, see you laterCan you fix my DSDT.aml file. I am using the Asus B650E-F 2412. Thank you.
Can you fix my DSDT.aml file. I am using the Asus B650E-F 2412. Thank you.
How to create it, and is there a tutorial?If the only error that is preventing DSDT from loading is due to the highlighted error...
View attachment 12070
... then the missing ACPI path\_SB_.PCI0.GPP7.UP00.DP60.XH00
is conditionally defined by this:
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As we can see, there are 3 conditions:
We could create an ACPI patch to change any or all of the conditions. Fortunately there are no other references toC:If (((G002 != 0x03) && ((G000 == One) && ( G004 != 0x43FA1022))))
PCI0.GPP7.UP00.DP60
, which means we don't have to worry about a conflicting device tree being created at the same path.