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Did you installed TPD0 _CRS to XCRS rename patch?
yeah nothing
Did you installed TPD0 _CRS to XCRS rename patch?
You can try AsusSMC - it has HID device support for Mojave.Thanks mate. The battery status is working. The only thing that is left is the keyboard brightness toggle. Since I am on Mojave the Rog HID doesn't work. Any idea how to make that work?
Make sure you're on the latest BIOS, v308yeah nothing
AsusSMC works for rest of the keys except keyboard backlight. Can this be patched manually?You can try AsusSMC - it has HID device support for Mojave.
In my experience it hasn't ever worked, but it appears most of the problems are related to HID on Catalina, so it's worth a try. Make sure you have an extra USB keyboard lying around if something goes wrong.
Did you got your keyboard backlight toggle working?yeah nothing
No, not that I know of. You'll have to create a pull request with the fixes, or request the author to fix it for you (open an issue)AsusSMC works for rest of the keys except keyboard backlight. Can this be patched manually?
As @Mja123 said, you'll need to create the config yourself, and copy the kexts and patches. You can use the Dortania guides, which I find to be the easiest to follow and best written.is this only for CLover ?
i would like assistance in OpenCore please
No I mean fix this manually by patching DSDT and mapping the keys and without using any asusSMCNo, not that I know of. You'll have to create a pull request with the fixes, or request the author to fix it for you (open an issue)
It's not possible. Sorry. The keyboard is HID/USB, which can not be patched via ACPI (in the same way that PS2 can).No I mean fix this manually by patching DSDT and mapping the keys and without using any asusSMC
Did you get your keyboard backlight toggle working?It's not possible. Sorry. The keyboard is HID/USB, which can not be patched via ACPI (in the same way that PS2 can).
The most you can do is map the keyboard's port so it "works", and then use AsusSMC in HID mode, or ROG-HID to get it functional.