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Main reason that I want to patch and learn to patch is because my charger doesn't seem to correspond with big sur macOS. Whether I plug the charger or not I get a ACPI error. Something about ADJP, ae-not-found and stuff. I could upload a kernel log but I don't know how to even begin or what app helps to do that. I searched some forums and the answer was to put in ACPI folder an SSDT which contains ADJP and PSS methods. To me it doesn't work but I let it in the folder anyway. So I want to learn how to patch.

1.How can I fix this ADJP-ACPI error?

2.If I want to patch any of the patches in Maciasl I get syntax error, 3 to be precise

here is a pic https://ibb.co/5v9Rp4d

Send me markoss-MacBook-Pro.zip

Edited by Μαρκος Γιασσα
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Solved. All you got to do is to extract your DSDT and your SSDTS. Find the ssd that contain the ADJP and PSS method and put it in patched folder of your ACPI in your macOS's EFI folder. Then if you have another error, something about PSR just edit your DSDT and go to PSR method delete some texts and save it. 

here is the example

Original For Clevo laptop.
Method (_PSR, 0, NotSerialized) // _PSR: Power Source
             {
                      If (LEqual (^^WMI.HKDR, Zero)) //WMI: Some Windows thing?
                      {
                            If (LOr (\_TZ.TZ0.PPFG, LOr (^^PCI0.LPCB.EC.B15C, GPSF))) {}
                            ElseIf (And (PSF1, 0x30)) 
                           {
                                      ADJP (Zero) //What's this? ADJP not in the ACPI spec.
                            }
                       }
                      Return (ACFG)
             }

Delete this 
            If (LEqual (^^WMI.HKDR, Zero)) //WMI: Some Windows thing?
                      {
                            If (LOr (\_TZ.TZ0.PPFG, LOr (^^PCI0.LPCB.EC.B15C, GPSF))) {}
                            ElseIf (And (PSF1, 0x30)) 
                           {
                                      ADJP (Zero) //What's this? ADJP not in the ACPI spec.
                            }
                       }

Last, it should be like this

 

Method (_PSR, 0, NotSerialized)  // _PSR: Power Source
            {
                Return (ACFG)
            }

 

Save your DSDT and your good to go.

 

Thanks this thread is solved

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