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  1. Solved by adding SSDT-TPDX: DefinitionBlock ("", "SSDT", 2, "ZPSS", "TPDX", 0x00000000) { External (GPDI, FieldUnitObj) External (GPLI, FieldUnitObj) External (TPDM, FieldUnitObj) External (TPLM, FieldUnitObj) Scope (\) { If (_OSI ("Darwin")) { GPDI = 0x1B GPLI = 0x55 TPLM = Zero TPDM = Zero } } }
  2. @Leon B @GotierLdl @denkteich here is my EFI. https://github.com/unklbee/hackintosh-latitude5510-ventura-efi
  3. what make the trackpad still jump or random click? If I attach TPDX, the touchpad work like a normal. the problem is i2c mode is interruptPolling(GPIO), its normal if I have TPD1 and TPDX?
  4. The config.plist can reach to desktop. here is the ioreg Hasbi’s MacBook Pro 1.zip
  5. Hi @Baio77 here is my config.plist, DSDT.aml from SSDTTime and ioreg file. Thanks before! Archive.zip
  6. Hi @Baio77 if I disable TPDX, the touchpad not work (jumping or random click)
  7. Now it work with latest kext. Thanks! Hi @Jake Lo can I disable device TPD1?
  8. Hello, I want to try sequoia but stuck at this stage. Maybe first stage boot im using latest opencore
  9. Hi @Lorys89 yes! force polling work too, but I think force polling will take more resource, so I decide to try activate touchpad with Interrupt mode.
  10. I've added SSDT-TPDX, then I've two devices TPD1 and TPDX. If I remove SSDT-TPDX, the touchpad still jump and cannot work properly. This is normal?
  11. Hello, I've to try to follow opencore guide to activate my touchpad with Interrupt GPIO mode but always no luck. Can someone please help me out with this? Here is my spec Dell Latitude 5510 i7-10610U, 2x8GB DDR4, Touchpad with I2C TPD1, 128GB SSD NVMe for Ventura, BCM94360CS2 WiFi. I've attached my config, ioreg and untouched DSDT. Thanks Archive.zip iOreg.ioreg
  12. I've to disabled wake on USB. If I Put SSDT-GPRW, then the machine can sleep and plug or unplug USB will not wake up the system. But the only way to wake up is using power button.
  13. Yes it's work. Thanks! But, the device in PCI is not show. It's OK?
  14. Hello, This is normal on Macintosh if we plug or unplug USB device while in sleep then the machine is wake up? m using Ventura 13.4.1 and Opencore 0.9.3 ASRock Z370 Pro 4 i7-8700 AMD RX470 4GB
  15. Hello, I've Ventura 13.2.1 (22D68) installed on my ASRock Z370 Pro4, i7-8700 with Opencore 0.8.9. Sleep work when Im not adding the SSDT-SBUS-MCHC to my config. I Is SMBUS SSDT is very important or just a cosmetic? Thanks!
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