[Guide] Creating a Custom SSDT for USBInjectAll.kext

[sayuto]

@RehabMan
How can i access this screen ?
sorry i'm newer in this issues.

 

[mildredrounds]

Thanks for the great guide. Appreciate it. Been looking for the solution for some time and finally, I've found it.

 

[thedocbwarren]

It's from IORegistryExplorer

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@RehabMan
How can i access this screen ?
sorry i'm newer in this issues.

 

[thedocbwarren]

Yeah the USB on this machine is a bit funky. I'll have to play with this a bit more to get what I need working, however it's not critical since I use USB for minor connections and occasional eternal HDD.

I might try looking at the ports injected (using injectall)

 

[giang_asl_8]

Hi.
I have implemented following this thread and USB ports seem to work properly.
But I have a problem with sleeping. If no USB attached, it can go to sleep normally, both automatically or triggered manually. But if only 1 USB (any of my USB ports) attached, it goes to black screen then wakes up right away after 1 second.
Is this normal, or I do something wrong with the patch?

 

[LucasMorris]

I have no idea how you guys can follow these directions, I must be a total idiot or this guide is only for pros. I can't even make it past preparation for port discovery. For instance, I have IOreg up and I'm just plugging in my mouse and nothing is happening. Where am I supposed to be seeing "new objects in green" for instance? What the hell is a NUC6i7KYK and how does that relate to me? The whole thing seems like a mess, no matter how slowly (or how many times) I read.

I just want to backup my files with an external drive, and I'm afraid I can't even do that because I will ruin my system trying to follow this guide.

 

[thedocbwarren]

Best suggestion to solve the backup problem (and keep from breaking stuff) is to try Carbon Copy Cloner.

As far as the guide, the Nuk is an Intel small device. It's an example. The guide shows how to use USBInjectAll to open up all the ports (for better or worse) so you can find the addresses they are on. It's a trial and error really to map them (I'm still in error.) You'll need to get familur with some of the more detailed side of things to map hardware with hackintoshing. It's fun if you like hardware and tinkering.

I have no idea how you guys can follow these directions, I must be a total idiot or this guide is only for pros. I can't even make it past preparation for port discovery. For instance, I have IOreg up and I'm just plugging in my mouse and nothing is happening. Where am I supposed to be seeing "new objects in green" for instance? What the hell is a NUC6i7KYK and how does that relate to me? The whole thing seems like a mess, no matter how slowly (or how many times) I read.

I just want to backup my files with an external drive, and I'm afraid I can't even do that because I will ruin my system trying to follow this guide.

 

[N8261D]

Could I just use an SSDT that somebody has already created for my WiFi card (DW1830)? Or is it dependent on my exact system specs???

 

[N8261D]

I have no idea how you guys can follow these directions, I must be a total idiot or this guide is only for pros. I can't even make it past preparation for port discovery. For instance, I have IOreg up and I'm just plugging in my mouse and nothing is happening. Where am I supposed to be seeing "new objects in green" for instance? What the hell is a NUC6i7KYK and how does that relate to me? The whole thing seems like a mess, no matter how slowly (or how many times) I read.

I just want to backup my files with an external drive, and I'm afraid I can't even do that because I will ruin my system trying to follow this guide.

I can agree that this guide is near impossible for me to follow as well. I am about to give up on fixing my bluetooth...

 

[Feartech]

Could I just use an SSDT that somebody has already created for my WiFi card (DW1830)? Or is it dependent on my exact system specs???

you have to create your own, unless someone has the same motherboard and card that you have