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- Jan 18, 2011
- Messages
- 239
- Motherboard
- B85M-G
- CPU
- Core i7 4770
- Graphics
- nVidia 1050 Ti
- Mac
No in my case, the Asus original DSDT had a "GFX0" device for the onboard Intel HD4600. My external PCI-E ATI5570 has no ACPI entries as far as I know. Following some guide I looked into the Intel graphics driver kext, searched for a iMac14,1 031B6874CF7F642A entry. This entry expects the intel ACPI device to be named "IGPU". So I renamed it in the DSDT to "IGPU".Kind of strange to have your AMD device named IGPU!! IGPU is used only for Intel integrated... Probably will cause a mismatch for power management (AGPM will be trying to power manage your AMD device as if it was Intel). I don't have any discrete card setups, so I could be wrong, but that is my understanding... Discrete should be GFX0. Maybe you've patched kexts to work around this issue?
Thanks for this detailed info! Didn't know that. I originally had iMac14,1 and now switched back to it. But no change with the problem.Also, iMac14,2 usually has an nvidia, so that could cause issues too...
I now again use the original Apple USB (removed genericUSBXHCI). I also added "add hwclock" in the clover usb settings. Now the system does not wake from alone.And you're using GenericUSBXHCI.kext... try with -gux_defer_usb2.
I removed these kexts, but no change.Third party system software is always suspect. What is TCNear (tc.tctechnologies.driver.TCNear)? Same question for "at.obdev.nke.LittleSnitch"?