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Guide To Install Yosemite on HP Laptops with Clover UEFI

I added
Code:
./patchmatic -extract
in addition to checking origin folder few minutes ago, hope that the decompiling still works well in Haswell laptops (with complex SSDT references)

If implemented properly, this will probably avoid some problems since it will be able to get the native files in the case where F4 wasn't pressed and there are no patched files in ACPI/patched.

But be aware that with "patchmatic -extract" the SSDT files will have different names than what you see from Clover F4. Maybe your code deals with that, but I thought it is worth a heads up...
 
If implemented properly, this will probably avoid some problems since it will be able to get the native files in the case where F4 wasn't pressed and there are no patched files in ACPI/patched.

But be aware that with "patchmatic -extract" the SSDT files will have different names than what you see from Clover F4. Maybe your code deals with that, but I thought it is worth a heads up...

I'm using "SSDT*.aml", is it good?
 
I'm using "SSDT*.aml", is it good?

If you mean 'iasl -da DSDT.aml SSDT*.aml' for disassembly... then yes...

I was referring more to the patching process. For example, you won't be able to rely on the discrete graphics SSDT being a certain file name (you'll have to have code to search for it) because it will likely have a different name with patchmatic vs. with Clover F4. Maybe you already have that code in the scripts... don't know as I haven't looked at it.
 
If you mean 'iasl -da DSDT.aml SSDT*.aml' for disassembly... then yes...

I was referring more to the patching process. For example, you won't be able to rely on the discrete graphics SSDT being a certain file name (you'll have to have code to search for it) because it will likely have a different name with patchmatic vs. with Clover F4. Maybe you already have that code in the scripts... don't know as I haven't looked at it.

I search the content for graphics device, so it's fine.
 
i was looking so far for tape pins, so i found some pic about it in the forum but not quite sure if it's the same BT (ar5b195), if they are the same i should same pins? if not the same how can i do it.
it's eating my battery in both os (Mac or Win) some help please.:cry:
 
i was looking so far for tape pins, so i found some pic about it in the forum but not quite sure if it's the same BT (ar5b195), if they are the same i should same pins? if not the same how can i do it.
it's eating my battery in both os (Mac or Win) some help please.:cry:

If you're looking at the photo I think you are (you should post a link if you expect people to know what you're referring to), the tape is for the USB data pins. Not sure if it will help you conserve power. But any USB device that is on any WiFi card would be unable to join the USB bus, so the fix is universal as far as disabling the BT device...
 
Hi All,
Could you please help me?
Installed 10.10.
Everything works fine except USB(
USB 3.0 doesn't work.
In 2.0 ports always re-ejecting process?
Few times tried rerun PBI CE latest with no success.
Tried install GenericUSBXHCI.kext upon KextWizard and fix permissions with reboot.
No luck too((
 
If you're looking at the photo I think you are (you should post a link if you expect people to know what you're referring to), the tape is for the USB data pins. Not sure if it will help you conserve power. But any USB device that is on any WiFi card would be unable to join the USB bus, so the fix is universal as far as disabling the BT device...

i refer this thread http://www.tonymacx86.com/hp-probook-4530s/98287-cant-switch-off-bluetooth.html
i don't know what to do then...since i started using this card my battery drain about 30-50mins :cry:
 
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