Recent content by moh.96

Ok so I made some changes, give it a try (delete all old battery stuff and copy the new patch) if you get a kernel panic a video like the one you uploaded would be helpful

That’s probably a problem with renaming patch, can you record a little video showing the booting process (better to focus on the text so it can be readable )

Try the new SSDT below (there is new renaming patch don't forget to add it) also if you get kernel panic then attach a screenshot of it Make sure you don't have patched DSDT in your ACPI folder, also make sure to add the new renaming patches and SSDT-BAT

The discharge reading is obviously wrong, can you replace SSDT-POWS with the one in attachment and enable it, and check if you get the ACPI error

Hello, since the method is failing to execute then disable it, I’ll look into the ACPI log later and see if I can fix it somehow just enable _Q37 to XQ11 (btw it should be _Q37 to XQ37 but name doesn’t matter as long as the values are correct) For the inaccurate capacity I don’t have an idea...

Failing/delaying to detect power cable is related to the dsdt failing to notify the system that the power adapter plugged in or out now I see you have modified method _Q37 so disable SSDT-POWS and _Q37 to XQ11 renaming patch, restart and check if that solves the issue

Hello, good to see some testers here could you test his patched DSDT and the patched DSDT I'll include in attachment and report back ? Edit: A little reminder, don't use any of my previous renaming patches or SSDT-BAT with the patched DSDT

Creating an SSDT of this patched DSDT was a nightmare tbh, 20 patched methods and a ton of declaration to add, hope it will work after all of this 1- Copy SSDT-BAT to ACPI folder 2- Copy all renaming patches to your config (use ProperTree) 3- Make sure you have SMCBatteryManager in Kexts, also...

HP assistance issue is probably caused by opencore injects SMBios to Windows, u can solve that by doing the following in ur config CustomSMBIOSGuid = Yes UpdateSMBIOSMode = Custom

Opencore injects SSDTs, renaming patches and SMBios to Windows that’s why you see those weird new drivers that Windows doesn’t know how to deal with, of course this should only happen when booting Windows from Opencore (if you boot Windows through Windows Boot Manager everything should be fine)...

Ok so the patch that I’m using (which I made) is little bit different than the patch you included but both should work fine the SSDT you created looks good, probably the only thing missing is if _OS darwin statement which is not necessary (but it fix the problem when booting windows using...

HP laptops have similar patches, I've done that patch dozen of times lol anyways download the files below and do the following 1- Delete any previous battery patches and it's renaming 2- Copy SSDT-BAT to your ACPI folder 3- Copy renaming patches to your config (use ProperTree for example) 4-...

I will check your patch, what's your laptop model?

Hello again, did you try to disable battery patch, renaming patches and SMCBatteryManager and boot into Windows through Opencore ? check if you get the same result

Delete the old SSDT-BAT with the renaming patches and add the new one below (make sure to add the new renaming patches to your config) , hopefully it will solve your problem