RehabMan
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- Intel DH67BL
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- i7-2600K
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- HD 3000
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Thx, for the clarification. Does that in any way prevent the full functioning of the speedstep, I didnt see much notebooks with ivy bridge and fully working speedstep, hows the current situation (and sorry for some novice questions, i was out of the hack scene for a few years at-least actively).
I don't have any Ivy machines, and don't plan to get one, at least not at this point. I think my next upgrade point is Haswell or maybe even Broadwell...
I can try that later on, my temperatures and noise doesn't seem to bad, its true that i am not doing nothing intensive on it right now, just texteditors and similar, patching code and stuff, but still my temperature in idle is about 43-45C and the fan starts at about 55C, will see how it behavie with web browsing when i get to use it (now i am in fixing mode cant enjoy it, but every new thing that starts working is "magical" ). How are the temperatures on yours 4530s and hows the fan behavior?
That is pretty good for stock fan behavior. Assuming you're not running HWMonitor -- otherwise you are probably getting some effect of fan control. You might try no fan patch at all (or modified to remove the part that tweaks the fan speed, but keeps the part that reports CPU temp & fan speed). Perhaps HP finally made the fan behave reasonably.
I think thats not my strong part, hopefully we find help from someone with C++ knowledge and a 4540s.
Eventually someone will come along... If I needed another laptop, I'd buy one...
I am working on it, I have he headphones and internal mic working, for the speakers i think i messed something in the platform.xml, shouldn't be to hard to fix and then maybe i can add the mic-in, i never used it in my life, so it will come when i get bored one day.
UPDATE: Just finished patching the AppleHDA.kext from the ground up thx to some great guides and people... Now the speakers work, headphones work, switch on plug-in plug-out works, internal mic works, input-line (extrenal mic) needs still to be added. I am testing it right now while writing this and it sounds perfect (same as windows), only when u are on the speakers they seem to mute before you go down in volume all the way, but that might be just the tiny speakers this notebook has.
It seems I wrongly reported the audio codec (blame AIDA64), after doing the Codec_dump in ubuntu, i saw the codec reported as 92HD81B1X5, but then again the verbits are different from what i saw around so i had to use mines and the rest went smooth.
Great... That's one process I haven't ever been through (haven't had to yet), but would like to do just to know how.