HP ZBOOK G5 17

[jonto]

The boot args need to be added to your config under NVRAM.
Otherwise the logs are not complete.

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Also need IOREG.

 

[theroadw]

The IOREG file I need is done using IORegistryExplorer.app (with external display attached)

Also the debug log is getting truncated, can you run this instead?

log show --last boot > ~/Desktop/Boot_log.txt

Thank you!

 

[jonto]

The IOREG file I need is done using IORegistryExplorer.app (with external display attached)

View attachment 532809

Also the debug log is getting truncated, can you run this instead?

log show --last boot > ~/Desktop/Boot_log.txt

Thank you!

OK，If you need anything, please leave a message to me.

 

[theroadw]

Hi, I need you to replace whatevergreen.kext in your OC folder with the debug version and re-run the last log.

 

[jonto]

您好，我需要您将 OC 文件夹中的 whatgreen.kext 替换为调试版本并重新运行最后一个日志。

 

[jonto]

Hi, I need you to replace whatevergreen.kext in your OC folder with the debug version and re-run the last log.

I need a help. I use the i7 8750h macbook pro model computer DP can not output the display in UMA mode, but I use the i7 8259 mackbook pro 13.3 model computer in the UMA mode DP can output, I am very surprised because the model is not The same leads to different results. On the 13.3 computer, the CPU has a maximum boost of 3.4-3.5Ghz, but it can reach 4.0GHZ in 15.1. At the same time, although the TDP is 45W on 13.3, the operation is obviously not smooth, and 15.1 is very smooth.

I want to increase the DP output. I have checked a lot of information and learned that I need to increase the DP port output, but I can't find the corresponding port. Their information does not match my model. What should I do?

 

[theroadw]

One last boot log please, dmesg is truncated.

log show --last boot > ~/Desktop/Boot_log.txt

As for your different outputs and performance, they are tied to the SMBIOS definitions. Apple started enforcing these more and more starting in Mojave, and by Big Sur if it's not on a real Mac, it's not going to be on your Hack. (video outs, cpu performance, etc...) That's why I stayed in Mojave, more flexible.
You can try to use the SMBIOS that has the display enabled and use CPUFriend and CPUFriendDataProvider to adjust CPU performance.

Also your touchscreen panel appears to be i2c driven, i2c port 4, maybe voodooI2C project has some information about it.

 

[jonto]

One last boot log please, dmesg is truncated.

log show --last boot > ~/Desktop/Boot_log.txt

As for your different outputs and performance, they are tied to the SMBIOS definitions. Apple started enforcing these more and more starting in Mojave, and by Big Sur if it's not on a real Mac, it's not going to be on your Hack. (video outs, cpu performance, etc...) That's why I stayed in Mojave, more flexible.
You can try to use the SMBIOS that has the display enabled and use CPUFriend and CPUFriendDataProvider to adjust CPU performance.

Also your touchscreen panel appears to be i2c driven, i2c port 4, maybe voodooI2C project has some information about it.

OK,

 

[jonto]

One last boot log please, dmesg is truncated.

log show --last boot > ~/Desktop/Boot_log.txt

As for your different outputs and performance, they are tied to the SMBIOS definitions. Apple started enforcing these more and more starting in Mojave, and by Big Sur if it's not on a real Mac, it's not going to be on your Hack. (video outs, cpu performance, etc...) That's why I stayed in Mojave, more flexible.
You can try to use the SMBIOS that has the display enabled and use CPUFriend and CPUFriendDataProvider to adjust CPU performance.

Also your touchscreen panel appears to be i2c driven, i2c port 4, maybe voodooI2C project has some information about it.

NO.1
I think I solved the current problem. Both the frequency and power of the CPU are limited by the SMBIOS of the model. The default frequency and TDP of the i5 13.3 pro I originally chose are low, so there is no way to work in the I7 8750H working state. The 2020 13.3PRO I7 1068NG7 default clocked at 2.3G Boost4.1 4 cores, which is very similar to the 8750H frequency. So I chose the 13.3 Pro 2020 model, and the result was unexpected. It can work in UMA mode with single core 4.0-4.1G and multi-core 45W TDP at 3.2-3.3G, which is perfect and very happy.

NO.2
I also solved a problem. As shown in the figure, the monitor works at 24bit and the frequency is only 50HZ, and the external monitor is normal. This is caused by insufficient bandwidth. And after adding orders, he can be solved.

Sharing these experiences, I hope to help other beginners. I also studied for four or five days to get these things done.

At present, it is waiting for you to solve the problem of DP output display when dGPU is installed, so that there is no need to remove the dGPU. Because I will use windows games.

 

[jonto]

One last boot log please, dmesg is truncated.

log show --last boot > ~/Desktop/Boot_log.txt

As for your different outputs and performance, they are tied to the SMBIOS definitions. Apple started enforcing these more and more starting in Mojave, and by Big Sur if it's not on a real Mac, it's not going to be on your Hack. (video outs, cpu performance, etc...) That's why I stayed in Mojave, more flexible.
You can try to use the SMBIOS that has the display enabled and use CPUFriend and CPUFriendDataProvider to adjust CPU performance.

Also your touchscreen panel appears to be i2c driven, i2c port 4, maybe voodooI2C project has some information about it.

My Thunderbolt 3 does not seem to work, it can only work on usb2.0, can yours work normally? It just doesn't seem to work if the TB3HP driver is loaded. Do I need to load other things?