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    New FakeSMC

    in The Archive

    Posted

    May be better to do

    					Method (TCPU,  0, NotSerialized)  // read value
				{ 
                                               Store(\_TZ.THM._TMP, Local0)
					Return (Local0)
				}

    Just tried it and now I see no Airport and only one CPU sensor. Tried both combination ACPIMonitor + IntelThermal and ACPIMonitor + IntelCPUMonitor.

    Right now I'm using ACPIMonitor + IntelCPUMonitor cause I get the extra voltage sensor.post-3-019154400 1295908805.png

    New FakeSMC

    in The Archive

    Posted

    In dropbox I see more correct DSDT.

    Here is my corrections. Test before place

     

    I have tried your corrections. Few comments/questions:

    - I like what you did with OSID method - nice and simple now. I was impersonating Windows 2006 as Darwin before.

    - Can you tell me what is the purpose for moving those three IO's from MB2 to PIC device?

    - I have tried the FSAM device with your ACPIMonitor but this worked for a while (extra cpu heat sink in sensors) and stopped.

    - I see Airport Card sensor with no value - strange post-3-006917600 1295904416.png

    DSDT for D630/D830/D530

    in DSDT/SSDT

    Posted

    I have forgot to add that this dsdt is far from perfect and not finished :) (I guess I'll update the post now)

    Yes I know the USB EHCI problem - I'm just not a big fan assigning resources in HPET and right now I'm experimenting to find out more elegant solution. I always start with no IRQ's in HPET. The CMOS reset is another thing related to that.

    Proper cpu and ram detection can be defined in smbios.plist or by using better boot loader (like latest Slice branch - detects all just fine)

    To have external display you must force display detection (and force detect when cable is disconnected).

    Resume from sleep trigers the strange 777777 until you press any key to stop it.

    VoodooHDA needs to be restarted after resume from sleep to have a working mic. Strange the mic is not working for you at all? -double check that.

    Also do check if the modem you see in Network is not the Serial port - cause this is another anomaly :)

    DSDT for D630/D830/D530

    in DSDT/SSDT

    Posted

    Mariusz

    Latest BIOS for D630 is A017

    Please find enclosed zipped dmg with freedos and the D630_A17.exe file for upgrading

    Put it on a 1GB USB stick and lets hope the boot sector works

    Otherwise theres allways unetbootin

    Anders

    Yes I know. I just wanted to experiment on older dsdt to see how its performing and make an update to see if the changes are actually doing something if anything at all. How is the dsdt file performing on Your D630?

    Slice's newest bootloader

    in The Archive

    Posted

    I did it already.

    [color=#D7000F][font=Menlo][size=2]	if(is_module_loaded("Resolution.dylib"))[/size][/font][/color]	{

	getResolution(&screen_params[0], &screen_params[1], &screen_params[2]);

	gDualLink =((screen_params[0] * screen_params[1]) > (1<<20))?1:0;

	msglog("GUI module screen width=%d height=%d\n",(int)screen_params[0], (int)screen_params[1]);


[font=Menlo][size=2]	}[/size][/font]

     

    May be some mistake here?

    For my quick look logic the code looks good...

    But maybe this will help tracking this case. Just tried the revision 691 and with GraphicEnabler=Yes and Graphic Mode set to 1280x800x32 I have a proper resolution when I do this simple steps:

    I enter the text mode during boot (pressing TAB) and go back to correct (1280x800) graphic mode. This is the same case with my D430 on GMA950 and D630 with X3100. Maybe you can track it down by checking the old GraphicsEnabler.dylib and Resolution.dylib code. Just a thought.

    PS. Attached bdmesg log

    bdmesg-D630-Mariusz.txt

    DSDT for D630/D830/D530

    in DSDT/SSDT

    Posted

    WARNING: This dsdt is far from perfect and not finished

    This is for Dell Latitude D630 X3100 1280x800 modell with Dell 1395 WiFi, D530 X3100 1400x1050 and D830 (both nVidia and X3100)

    What you get here is dsdt.aml file with my workshop /Extra folder for this specific model.

    Start by setting your bios to default and change to AHCI mode - that's it for now.

    Install Chameleon v2.0-RC5 r700

    Copy /Extra folder to your disk root

    VoodooHDA.kext and AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext are meant to run in /System/Library/Extensions

    Download attached dsdt.aml file for your model and copy it to /Extra/

     

    DSDT:

    - dsdt is based on fresh A09 dump.

    - Minimal X3100 graphic injection

    - some other fixes

    - Screen brightness and sleep by lid

    - Sleep works without bios password

     

    D630:

    - X3100 injection for 1280x800

    - Dell 1395 WiFi injection

     

    D830:

    - X3100 injection (for GMA)

    - Dell 1395 WiFi injection

     

    D530:

    -X3100 injection for 1400x1050

     

    All You D630/D530 Intel X3100 users do test this out and report here, thanks.

    dsdt_D530_x3100.aml.zip

    dsdt_D630_X3100_1280x800.aml.zip

    D630_D530_X3100_Pack.zip

    dsdt_D830_nVidia.aml.zip

    dsdt_D830_X3100.aml.zip

    dsdt_D830_X3100_1280x800.aml.zip

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    Slice's newest bootloader

    in The Archive

    Posted

    Without my own test on the same hardware I can't say anything. The bootloader rev708 works fine on Dell Inspiron 1525. (Yes, exclude ATI5000)

    It seems like the boot loader is expecting higher resolution display (mine is 1280x800). Cause I know this effect from faulty AAPL01,DualLink injection.

    Resolution up to 1280x800:

    "AAPL01,DualLink", 
Buffer (0x04)
{ 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 },

    For higher resolution 

    "AAPL01,DualLink", 
Buffer (0x04)
{ 0x01, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 },

    Slice's newest bootloader

    in The Archive

    Posted

    Some feedback?

    I'm testing it on D630 X3100 without dsdt in /Extra

     

    a. user interaction is needed during boot (flashing "\") stops

    - at this point pressing any key continues booting | deleting ATI5000Enabler.dylib fixes it

     

    b. Auto resolution is not working during boot (standard 1024x768)

    - adding Graphic Mode = 1280x800x32 has no result

     

    c. black screen in graphic mode (with and without GraphicsEnabler=Yes)

    DSDT for D820/D620

    in The Archive

    Posted

    WARNING: This dsdt is far from perfect and not finished

    This topic is for all D820 and D620 users. Just like in my earlier post, the reason why D620 is mentioned second is because the DSDT file was tested for D820, but from my analysis (from ACPI perspective) the only difference between those two is slightly different configuration for IRDA and and PXS4 devices, beside that DSDT is identical and because there is this little extra in D820 the file will be build on top of that version for both. (If You D620 users will encounter any major problems I'll split those two and add another post just for D620 models)

     

    This DSDT file is based on latest A10 Bios DSDT dump (dsdt from nVidia and GMA models are the same)

     

    What is included:

    - DTGP Method

    - HPET fix

    - RTC fix

    - GMA950 fix and injection

    - Clamshell sleep / brightness dim

    - Fix for all errors, warnings and remarks

     

    Not yet included:

    - Cosmetic Apple Audio injection

     

    Additional info:

    a. FOR PROPER RESUME FROM SLEEP - start with Default BIOS settings + add system password

    b. nVidia and GMA users should add Graphics Mode key with proper screen resolution to /Extra/com.apple.boot.plist. Example: 

    <key>Graphics Mode</key>
<string>1440x900x32</string>

    c. cause there is no proper graphic injection for nVidia users should also add GraphicsEnabler=Yes key:

    <key>GraphicsEnabler</key>
<string>Yes</string>

    d. Use latest Chameleon2 RC5 bootloader

    dsdt-gma.aml.zip

    dsdt-nv.aml.zip

    vga out

    in The Archive

    Posted

    I sugest you all to have Remote Screen enabled so in case of screen failure You can log in remotely and change settings back.

     

    But turns out this is not the case for this one :) The remote screen stays the same (screwed)

    Recovery worked by pressing Fn + F8

     

    On the plus side I just found out that when your secondary display is in Rotation (tested on 90') the mirror works. :)

    post-3-064163500 1294098615.png

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