rickithadragon

I have DELL Optiplex 3060 MFF. I read Your entire post and im not sure what your saying? I have much experience with DSDT, matter of fact it has become the current life sucking vampire in my life. It takes up most of my time! But I enjoy it! LOL.... Speaking about errors upon compilation via "xiASL", "maciASL", or "iNTELS iasl". Whichever You choose to use is personal preference. Me I use all three. Anyhow the best way to fix errors no matter how many You have, is too before you look ata anything else in The DSDT, look at the oldest or at the top of the errors for " the syntax errors" and start accordingly , correct those, because 2 or 3 syntaxerrors you fix will wipe out 50 75 errors in one lick!. Most of the time the errors are due to improper directorys placement or syntax errors . What I do is ignore all errors in DSDT and look only at syntax first, and then after correcting those , if i were to still have bunch of errors then I would start the Directorys etc. Seei build alot of DSDT for diff systems i acquire or for friends sometimes. Sp i do alot of from scratch in a text editor and I move directorys alot. If your not doing any of that then rthe syntax should correct your issues fairly well. You have any questions about DSDT or any advice on DSDT hit me up and lets discuss it.