[Guide] Sierra 12.6 on Thinkpad T430 Almost Perfect!

[RehabMan]

Now I tried enabling CSM/legacy boot from BIOS and it still does the "freezing" but maybe not that often.

Also there's not a setting for memory preallocation in BIOS.

Does this debug*.zip represent a recapture of ACPI/origin with F4? (as per FAQ)

 

[Legetzu]

Does this debug*.zip represent a recapture of ACPI/origin with F4? (as per FAQ)

Yes it does.

 

[RehabMan]

Yes it does.

I was to compare SystemMemory regions, but there is no point.
You have not patched ACPI correctly.
See guide:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-patching-laptop-dsdt-ssdts.232984/

 

[Legetzu]

I was to compare SystemMemory regions, but there is no point.
You have not patched ACPI correctly.
See guide:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-patching-laptop-dsdt-ssdts.232984/

Are they now good?

 

[RehabMan]

Are they now good?

No.
I only checked for one "common" patch... no evidence of applying any "OS Check Fix" patch.

 

[Legetzu]

No.
I only checked for one "common" patch... no evidence of applying any "OS Check Fix" patch.

I patched my dsdt with Check OS Windows 7 fix patch now. Before I've always just patched only thiagoschentini's dsdt patch.

 

[Legetzu]

So, I've added all of the "common patches" I think to the DSDT.

 

[RehabMan]

So, I've added all of the "common patches" I think to the DSDT.

You will need to describe the current issue.

 

[Legetzu]

You will need to describe the current issue.

The T430 still has the "freezing" issue with the screen going slowly white in about once in five boots.

 

[RehabMan]

So, I've added all of the "common patches" I think to the DSDT.

The T430 still has the "freezing" issue with the screen going slowly white in about once in five boots.

Why do the files in ACPI/origin have the same time stamp as those from post #96?
It seems you forgot to press F2 and F4 as per FAQ, "Problem Reporting".
Please try to read carefully.