neilhart
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Re: New Player - Low Profile Intel DH61AG mini-ITX
I do not pretend to understand what I have accomplished. I acquired speedstepper for Lion 10.7.2 (from http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index. ... 58611&st=0) and pushed on it until I learned how to get it to run. It completed successfully.
I then deleted the NullCPUPowerManagement.kext, rebuilt permissions and rebooted.
The system still boots. However there is no improvement in sleep.
What works:
Shutdown
Sound
Dual displays (DVI and HDMI)
Selectable resolutions
Video acceleration
Ethernet - Gig E
Networking - Screen Sharing and File Sharing
Printing - wireless to a Lexmark S600
USB 2 and USB 3
What does not work:
Sleep (and wake from sleep)
Sound over HDMI (this is not one of my objectives)
Not tested:
WiFi - have not purchased a mini-PCIE radio yet.
Bluetooth - have a dongle but have not tried it yet.
App Store
iCloud
Audio In (microphone)
Second SATA port
board headers other then the power switch pins
Summary:
I am gaining confidence. The system appears stable now and I am starting to plan a case of sorts to clean up my work table. I will also migrate my usual suite of applications over and see how the system handles real world work-day applications.
While it would be nice to have sleep working, I can live without it.
neil
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Once we have tried speedstepper, another thing to do would be to use an Apple DSDT and ioreg output and compare those with your board. Often some better functionality coems from copying the apple arrangements. I'd be happy to compare my MBA ioreg and DSDT against the Intel and make a few suggestions when I get a bit of time.
All best,
PS Just as a heads up even on my MBA I do still get some mild display artefacts from time to time, so that aspect may genuinely be an Apple issue.
I do not pretend to understand what I have accomplished. I acquired speedstepper for Lion 10.7.2 (from http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index. ... 58611&st=0) and pushed on it until I learned how to get it to run. It completed successfully.
I then deleted the NullCPUPowerManagement.kext, rebuilt permissions and rebooted.
The system still boots. However there is no improvement in sleep.
What works:
Shutdown
Sound
Dual displays (DVI and HDMI)
Selectable resolutions
Video acceleration
Ethernet - Gig E
Networking - Screen Sharing and File Sharing
Printing - wireless to a Lexmark S600
USB 2 and USB 3
What does not work:
Sleep (and wake from sleep)
Sound over HDMI (this is not one of my objectives)
Not tested:
WiFi - have not purchased a mini-PCIE radio yet.
Bluetooth - have a dongle but have not tried it yet.
App Store
iCloud
Audio In (microphone)
Second SATA port
board headers other then the power switch pins
Summary:
I am gaining confidence. The system appears stable now and I am starting to plan a case of sorts to clean up my work table. I will also migrate my usual suite of applications over and see how the system handles real world work-day applications.
While it would be nice to have sleep working, I can live without it.
neil