nohi19
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Everything is working now as before, thank you very much for your help Jake Lo and Merry Christmas for all you, guys ˆˆ
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Oh thank you very much. Now it's working but when pressing Fn+F11 for decrease and Fn+F12 for increment brightness on the keyboard stopped to work, before it was working partially but there wasn't control slide on System Preferences. I'm very thankful for your help, now I can read on the internet without straining my eyes
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This is the IOREG file that IOREGISTRY Explorer generated me. nohi’s HacKBook Pro.zip
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Hi Jake Lo, this is my first time for posting a debug file, I have read the instructions from the debug file post, I installed the script and using iTerm2 as my terminal the following message appears "IOREG dump failed. Retrying by increase delays ..." the script try to get the dump for third time without success, but then it generates a generic IOREG information. Is that the correct way to create a debug file or i am missing something? Thank you for your soon reply. debug_nohi19.zip
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Hi guys, I,m sorry for bothering, I have used the Mojave bootpack here and the only thing that doesn,t work is the brightness, it was working when installed El Capitan and later versions, right now I installed Mojave and the slide for brightness is not displayed on the System Preferences menu, pressing Fn+F11 or F12 is not working. I would be very thankful for some help.
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[SOLVED] E7250 - Lingering issues after successful install
nohi19 replied to rich110's topic in The Archive
Hi @cotarelo!, you can try this tool to see if you can make it work: https://github.com/chris1111/WIFI-Network-macOS-High-Sierra, in the description appears the model of your Wifi USB and it is for High Sierra, I don't know if this is working on other versions of macOS. Have a nice day ˆˆ (Sorry for my english, I have to improve it for better explaining). -
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Hi guys I am new here I have installed OS X El Capitan successfully, but I have some post installation issues, one of them is I cannot create the SMBIOS and the DSDT.aml file because I do not have permission to modify the config.plist file. When creating the new DSDT I downloaded the latest version of ssdtPRGen.sh file from GitHub website, I changed the permission using chmod on terminal, then I execute the file as root and get an error about the type of the processor. I am sorry for my english, these are the screenshots showing the notification.
