- Joined
- Jul 30, 2020
- Messages
- 18
- Motherboard
- ASUS UX431FA
- CPU
- i5 10210U
- Graphics
- Intel UHD Graphics 630 (Mobile)
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
This laptop is quite hackintosheable. I purchased it without an OS, and it's pretty affordable. A great MBP alternative!
Specs:
- Intel Core i5 10210U (HD630) - Comet Lake
- 8 GB LPDDR3
- Intel (Optane?) 512 GB SSD NVMe
- 14" FHD
- Ports: HDMI 1.4b, USB-C, USB 3, USB 2, SD, jack.
- Backlight keyboard
- Intel WiFi AX200 9462 2nd
What doesn't work: Webcam -> although you can passthrough its USB to a VM, doesn't work natively on macOS.
Untested/Unsure: SD (maybe won't work as usual),
Seriously, I got not only BAT0 but BAT1 and BAT2.
In fact, I tried to fuse them in a BATC following VirtualSMC's instructions (Docs) for dual battery. Still have problems.
And I get this on startup:
2020-08-05 08:13:02.909437+0200 localhost kernel[0]: (Lilu) SMCBatteryManager bmgr: @ failed to find batteries or adapters!
2020-08-05 08:13:02.909446+0200 localhost kernel[0]: (Lilu) SMCBatteryManager smcbus: @ BatteryManager probe failure
It's pretty obvious the main problem is that the battery is not detected.
Any clue on this?
SOLVED the issue with battery readouts!!!
In fact, the problem was either 16-bit values and ADP1 that needed to be replaced in a SSDT because of _STA. I'M CRYING.
FINALLY! IT'S THE BEST HACKINTOSH EVER.
Here's a Gist with my patch
FINALLY I managed to get to the error that prevented my jacinto to show up battery status. Here's the ACPI SSDT disassembled. You also need to rename ADP1 to XADP or so, and BAT0 methods too.
FINALLY I managed to get to the error that prevented my jacinto to show up battery status. Here's the ACPI SSDT disassembled. You also need to rename ADP1 to XADP or so, and BAT0 methods too. -...
gist.github.com
EFI on my GitHub, linked on third page.
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