Mariusz

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

WARNING: This dsdt is far from perfect and not finished

This topic is for all D430 and D420 users. The reason why D420 is mentioned second is because the DSDT file was tested for D430, but from my analysis (from ACPI perspective) the only difference between those two is lack of IRDA in D430, beside that DSDT is identical.

 

This DSDT file is based on latest A09 Bios DSDT dump.

 

What is included:

- DTGP Method

- HPET fix

- RTC fix

- IOATAFamily fix

- GMA950 fix and injection

- Clamshell sleep / brightness dim

- Fix for all errors, warnings and remarks

 

Not yet included:

- Cosmetic Apple Audio injection

- SDCard reader injection

 

Additional info:

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

NOTE: If you use Media Base all the time, the system password in BIOS is not needed.

dsdt.aml.zip

Yes I always test new kexts in /S/L/E only then if they work I put them in /E/E.

Mariusz have you used the PCMCIA kext?

 

Yes I've tried but with no success (I have a PCMCIA to CF card converter with 2GB CF Card to test it on).

An alternative to VoodooBattery.

Go to energy saver prefpane and check "show battery status on the menu bar" to activate.

 

My system seems to boot faster. (For me there's usually a delay after loading pcmcia with voodoobattery.) maybe it will also help with people having issues with battery showingAppleACPIBatteryManager.kext.zip

 

Funny ... I'm using AppleACPIBatteryManager.kext for two weeks now but was never sure about if it changed anything. Good to see that you've noticed the differences in speed.

I love orange... it's refreshing

How about those blue forum folders? Lets make them yellow or orange-ish.

 

Good job CRC!

Finally no lag in Poland

Maybe we could add an optional app pack that would be used for probing the system and reporting specs for the user etc. That way when someone is having trouble we could tell them to run ""x" + ""y" and send the report files back to osxlatitude? Just a thought.

I was thinking the same...

The dsdt.sh script for dumping all ACPI tables is ready. I'm finishing spec.sh for all those OSX related stuff (like IOregistry, used kext, etc) it will be included in next EDP release.