[solved] XPS 13 9350 Sierra, freezing/crashing when plug/unplug power, HELP!!!

Sunshine83 said:

this method is not good?
https://github.com/RehabMan/patch-nvme

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RehabMan said:

They are related.
That github is linked from the guide I mentioned.
And the README at the github links the guide.

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Sunshine83 said:

in this guide, which patch should I use with my copy?

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RehabMan said:

I don't know what you mean by "my copy".
If your device has 512 byte LBA, you need to implement the HackrNVMeFamily with class-code spoof.
If your device is one of the special ones (LiteOn/etc), it will need an additional patch as per config_patches.plist. Trial/error there.

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Sunshine83 said:

I meant for my copy of Sierra. The code I have doesn't match the code from your list.

16G29

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RehabMan said:

As per guide, you run patch_nvme.sh without arguments.
The script will automatically find the correct patch file.

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RehabMan said:

As per guide, you run patch_nvme.sh without arguments.
The script will automatically find the correct patch file.

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Sunshine83 said:

should I use spoof option?

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RehabMan said:

Yes.
It is written in the guide. Why aren't you reading it?

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Sunshine83 said:

I'm asking you because you wrote the command without it

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RehabMan said:

Creating HackrNVMeFamily*.kext with the spoofed class-code
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To do this we use the --spoof option. For example, to create HackrNVMeFamily for 10.12.2:

Code:

cd ~/Projects/patch-nvme.git
./patch_nvme.sh --spoof

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