[HELP] SSDT for changing DeviceID has no effect

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  • HaC-Mini

    Intel NUC Hades Canyon Hackintosh support

    • How did I conceive the SSDT and what is the description? I started by using a SSDT that already solves the problem of macOS not working with the device. The technique is to basically spoof the desired values, and then later use another kext to round off the errors. Since the ACPI tables on my computer are different than on their computer, the SSDT is not a drop-in solution, but must be modified to reflect the differences in the device tree.

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