Automatic SSDT/DSDT generation from ProBook Installer?

RehabMan said:

There is an issue with Meize's Realtek driver:

- Restarting into OS X after running Windows, the network does not work. Booting into Linux then restarting into OS X does. Cold boot fixes it too. Something the Windows driver is doing to put the hardware into a state that Meize's driver cannot deal with.

FYI: Same issue with Slice's driver... Not an issue with lnx2mac.

It would be interesting if the same issue is present for those with 4540s...

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Joyfult said:

Quick off topic question: What do you think about the new probook installer beta 4 feature (SSDT generator)? http://www.tonymacx86.com/hp-probook/87816-hp-probook-installer-6-1-beta-ivy-bridge-support.html

Thanks!

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RehabMan said:

It is going to be awesome. It means we'll magically get SSDTs for all supported Ivy chips and a few more Sandy chips that I never added (although they are not common on ProBook).

And there's one less possibility for mistake...

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Joyfult said:

Marvelous! I was thinking that you made the SSDT generator, but just now I realized that is based on the PikeRAlpha's script. BTW, have you checked the script to see if everything is all right and optimized?

Thanks!

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RehabMan said:

We did make some changes.
Pike hasn't changed his script to set Sandy bridge mobile processors to idle at 800 (instead he's got them at 1200 which is for Ivy).

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philip_petev said:

Actually, these changes were my lucky shot, initially I didn't knew what has to be changed.

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RehabMan said:

Maybe I should have given you better clues...

I had already posted changes for the script more than a month ago: http://www.tonymacx86.com/ssdt/86906-ssdt-generation-script-ivybridge-pm-17.html#post555400

And yes, I did test the new version (just the SSDT generation part) and everything worked, including the backup functionality...

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philip_petev said:

Maybe it's possible, but it's involved with using of AppleScript inside the Installer, which is generally not recommended by the package developers from the Installer-dev mailing list.

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