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I followed that guide and applied patches for 6 series USB, and the issue persists.

Attached here are working copies. That is my version of IORegistryExplorer I took the advice from post #1 on this thread and and renamed EHC1 and EHC2 to EH01 and EH02. That is the only DSDT change I have made, and I have the USBInjectAll kext installed. All stock ACPI patches from Clover...

75% of all boots, the EH01 hub does not work. 25% of all boots it does. No configuration changes are made between these boots? What might cause these inconsistencies? Attached are two ioreg snapshots. One taken during a boot with the hub working, the other taken when it was not working.

Disabling all of the fixes, including the USB ones, worked for me.

It is your USBInjectAll kext. Here is the necessary system information for you.

This kext injects correct data for my EH02 controller, but it fails to do the same for my EH01 controller. I have a 6 series chipset. USB3 isn't a problem because I have a natively supported controller (FL1009, with a small patch). In the IOService pane of IOJones, I see EH02 with the...

Anyone have any ideas?

Anyone else have any ideas?

Yes I am fully aware of that guide that is what I originally used. The password prompt doesn't actually do anything. If keeps asking for the password even if its the right one. You press cancel and another one comes up. You need to press cancel on both of them. This is a common issue on Yosemite...

No. /dev/disk0 0: GUID_partition_scheme 1: EFI EFI 2: Apple_HFS Mac OS X 3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD /dev/disk1 0: GUID_partition_scheme 1: EFI EFI 2: Microsoft Basic Data...

They are constant iMessage has been working flawlessly for a few weeks now.

Because of how I have my HD and SSD set up, I am unable to use Disk Utility's Repair Permissions feature. I have my SSD mounted at / and my HD mounted at /Users/. This is so all my user data is on the HD, and the OS and apps are on my small SSD. This has worked flawlessly since I have set it...

I am having an issue where I am asked for my iCloud password twice upon logging in. I have seen that this is fixed by repairing your disk permissions. However, I can not do that because I have an SSD as the root partition and a hard drive mounted at /Users. I have no option to repair disk...

How do I fix the issue where it asks for my iCloud password twice upon login?

Wow. I checked and there are 5 iMac 27 inchs on my account :wtf:. Anybody know of a way to remove them?Coincidence that we both have 5? Note to other people: This can probably be avoided by signing out of iCloud BEFORE changing your values. That way they will be removed from iCloud.com's...

Check out the call customer support section of this guide. jaymonkey recently added a part about WAN IP bans for a specific Apple ID if two many devices come from it. I think that we both changed our values way too many times and Apple banned our Apple IDs from being registered to any more...

I have already called Apppe for these same values, and the rep said he clicked unlock. Does anyone know of a reason that I would still be told to call Apple with the code even after I called them for it? Also, I am told to call support on one account but not my alternate Apple ID.

I tried an alternate Apple ID I have. It was authenticated instantly. I then tried to iMessage my blacklisted Apple ID from my alt. It was not received. Then I checked iMessage settings on my phone, and I was not using an Apple ID for iMessage (token must have taken a few hours to expire on my...

Tried that, no dice. :/

I have done everything in this guide. I generated a basic MLB, generated a random ROM, changed my SMUUID, and deleted all the files mentioned. When I go to sign into iMessage, it gives me a customer code even after I called Apple Support and told the rep my code. When I sign into iMessage I am...