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[TOOL] [Generate Proper Problem Reporting Files]

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May I get an offline version?
 
RehabMan said:
A few of them, yes.
Please read my signature.
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Great. I only have one machine on me as of now, I can't risk a beta software on it. Can you please check (in your free time) why is IOREG save failing on Mojave? Many users are reporting that.

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You forgot to press F4 or Fn+F4 at clover boot screen.
Please reboot and press F4 or Fn+F4 to dump ACPI origin files.

I can confirm that i have done it and files exist.......
I also check the file address in your script, no problem. No idea why it doesn't work...
Also, your script doesn't check if detected EFI partition is already mounted before running script and always unmount it if failed. In my case i set EFI partition as normal partition and also run on it. I think it needs an if statement.
 
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kevin335200 said:
Also, your script doesn't check if detected EFI partition is already mounted before running script and always unmount it if failed.
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EFI mount is handled by Clover ESP mount script custom tuned by @RehabMan

Check your BIOS clock. Time is calculated in epoch and it can't be wrong.
 
black.dragon74 said:
EFI mount is handled by Clover ESP mount script custom tuned by @RehabMan

Check your BIOS clock. Time is calculated in epoch and it can't be wrong.
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I cannot check the BIOS time in BIOS Setup. It seems to be that Time/Date tab doesn't exist anymore.
So how can i tell if my BIOS clock is correct now? (I can confirm that time is correct without internet and sync)
Also the problem is about file, not "ACPI files were dumped more than 1 day ago", so i guess it isn't time problem?
 
i tried to add the command cat /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/ACPI/origin/DSDT.aml in your code. it turns out to be "No such file or dictionary". But when i run this in Terminal it works.
 
kevin335200 said:
You forgot to press F4 or Fn+F4 at clover boot screen.
Please reboot and press F4 or Fn+F4 to dump ACPI origin files.

I can confirm that i have done it and files exist.......
I also check the file address in your script, no problem. No idea why it doesn't work...
Also, your script doesn't check if detected EFI partition is already mounted before running script and always unmount it if failed. In my case i set EFI partition as normal partition and also run on it. I think it needs an if statement.
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kevin335200 said:
I cannot check the BIOS time in BIOS Setup. It seems to be that Time/Date tab doesn't exist anymore.
So how can i tell if my BIOS clock is correct now? (I can confirm that time is correct without internet and sync)
Also the problem is about file, not "ACPI files were dumped more than 1 day ago", so i guess it isn't time problem?
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I consider your operation is not correct.
You are not connected to the network, how do you install/update the tool?
 
CWen said:
I consider your operation is not correct.
You are not connected to the network, how do you install/update the tool?
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I have found the problem.
Due to the unused folder /CLOVER/ in ESP partition, Rehabman's mount_efi.sh script unmount my EFI Partition, remount ESP Partition and change the name to EFI. So the file will never be found....
Delete /CLOVER/ in ESP partition will solve this special problem for me. Perhaps it doesn't need a fix for others at all...

I mean that time will not go randomly when i'm offline, not saying that i'm offline when running this script.
 
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