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## Dumping your DSDT and APIC tables
Dumping your DSDT and APIC table is quite easy, however some of the methods mentioned in [Getting a copy of our DSDT](../Manual/dumpmd) may not provide you will all the needed files. Methods that will provide a full dump:
Dumping your DSDT and APIC table is quite easy, however some of the methods mentioned in [Getting a copy of our DSDT](../Manual/dump.md) may not provide you will all the needed files. Methods that will provide a full dump:
* acpidump.exe
* Just run the program, don't give any specific arguments
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Now if we look at the `ProcessorID` section, we notice it's `0x80`, but this doesn't match up with the first entry in our APIC table(`00`). Now we can get a clearer idea of what's wrong with out APIC table and why it kernel panics.
## Patching the APIC table
## Patching the APIC table