Recent content by Don_Grappler

Could it also have affected Time Machine? I had no automatic backups, and manual only once after startup; but again that could have been my fault, trying 'tmutil disablelocal' and (don't remember in detail) other stuff. EDIT: works now, may have been cured by a reinstall. EDIT 2: TM trouble is...

Now that's what I call quick response.:) Thanks!

First check if it's not OK already. :-) Problem could have been my fault, playing with Clover configurator.

That was it! I replaced the config with a working version from backup (a .dmg of the EFI partition) and sound is back. Thank you so much! dg

This should be the right ioreg, and the other data. Don't hesitate to tell me if I did something very stupid, so once will be enough. :)

Files without installing anything again are install.log and PCI.txt: Internal screen is 1600 x 900, external varies (mostly 1920 x 1080, also 726p). Thanks for your readiness! dg EDIT: now the external HDMI screen ist not recognized after sleep any more. is some sadistic hacker...

Please help. I lost HDMI Audio output, likely (did not log my updates) after running 10.10.4 update and PBI 6.3.9. Have fumbled around with combo update, reinstall, and other stuff... No idea what is wrong. Nor how to fix it. ioreg file here: Thanks for ideas! dg

if you click the wifi symbol in the menu bar (enable it in system preferences > network if necessary) while holding the option key you get an entry for wireless diagnosis. maybe that gets you further.

The file name of the .zip doesn't perchance begin with a dot? :-)

At times I long for a Babelfish.

Wasn't even necessary -- you had it already at your repo. :D Thanks! dg

I want to apply my old very unobtrusive fan patch (this one) on the 4740s. It is just RehabMan's patch with different temperature steps. In Chameleon/Mavericks it compiled fine, in Clover/Yosemite I run into errors. Have there been changes in the DSDT since Chameleon/Mavericks, and how do I...

I have, on a 4740s. Cut the wires at the usb 2.0 port that was not needed for tricky chameleon installs, added a shielded piece of cable and routed it to above the screen. There I fixed a tiny Broadcom BT device. I don't remember the marketing name, it is device 0x21e8, manufacturer...

Of course. I was merely pointing out a possible misunderstanding. RIP, MBR :)

you mean extended (as opposed to primary) partition?